I see a few people doing this and wondering is it safe to do. Just looked at the tire prices for the Goodyear endurance and I cant afford them anymore. I am looking into this and would like some input on it.
Thanks
I see a few people doing this and wondering is it safe to do. Just looked at the tire prices for the Goodyear endurance and I cant afford them anymore. I am looking into this and would like some input on it.
Thanks
Make sure they take 65lbs air... Post what you end up with. This is for a single axle.
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No it is a tandem axle with 18 foot boatOriginally Posted by 21XDC
Have been pleased with the Hancook Vantra LT in a D rating on my tandem.
Got tired of wearing out the high dollar ST tires every couple of years. These are lasting MUCH better
You could get by with a load range C, but I prefer a load range D tire no matter what.
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Ive ran LT’s since 2000 and not one issue. Ran one set for 7 yrs and no issues. When the endurance started gettin A+ ratings from everyone I decided to give em a go and I’ve been pleased with em. I wouldn’t be afraid to go back to LT’s though.
How do you get 14” LT tires ?
Do a search for Hancook Vantra LT.
Maxxis M8008 Plus is a good cheaper option too
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I have too much into my boat to want to skimp on tires. On my single axle trailer, the only tire I’ll run is the Goodyear Endurance.
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