What is the tire/wheel size, and rated towing speed?
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The tire size on my splitter is 4.80 x 8, load range B, 4PR, max load 590 lbs at 60 psi cold. According to the owner's manual, the maximum safe towing speed is 45 mph. (it makes me wonder if there are other factors that affect the safe towing speed, like no suspension, and a fairly high "center of gravity.") I estimate that the majority of the weight is at least 24 inches from the ground, which combined with a wheel track width of less than 4 feet, I suspect it could get real spooky on any road surface less than ideal. -Just saying,,,
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That depends on the height of the trailer you'll be towing. Go to this site to read about how to figure it out. http://www.etrailer.com/question-14216.html
1077539
I use this tire on a utility trailer , I drive at normal highway speeds. It did not come mounted on a rim . I used my exsisting rims
1352483
Have you tried Google? There are some good sites that explain wheel size and tire compatibility.
660379
i want to say 4 or 4.5 in diameter...this tire/wheel was an awesome deal. Let me know if that doesnt sound right and i can measure
4553
I'm sorry I was thinking of my other truck. These wranglers are SL tires (the are not built for heavy load) @ 35psi the max load is 2028 lbs each tire.(less psi means less weight). Lt tires are considered tires rated by ply. These are great tires and I believe factory on many jeeps (I had them on my grand wagoneer and was very satisfied).
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I believe it is a Tredit Hercules 6 ply tire. I ordered it in late fall so I have not yet installed it on my trailer. I do know it was an exact match for what is on my trailer. i will check it tonight to get the info off the tire itself.
1219526
26 and 27 in tires. As long ad you have factory axles...and mine works with a springer fork fresh out of the box with no mods
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145/70-6 Carlisle Knobby Atv Tire USA-made Carlisle ATV tire measures: 14.5" O.D.; 5.7" wide; 6" rim. Knobby tread design. 77 lb. maximum load capacity.
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Hi. I own this trailer, and used the 45 mph rated tires for a bit, but stayed 55 or under. I bought the higher rated tires anyway, knowing I would be doing higher speeds. Have since traveled at 75 mph with no problem. I carry the original tires as spares.
1104679
So far I believe the maximum tire size I have safely had front tractor tire dimensions of 15 X 6.50 - 8 in the tire cradles. Nice lift.
2050681
When I return from off-roading, I air up my Jeep tires. I go from 20 psi back to 37 psi. It takes about 5 minutes per tire. My tires are 32" X 10" on 17" rims. I'd say you'd be pushing it with bus tires with this model. Probably need a higher capacity model. IMO.
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That's the length. Tire size won't matter just how far your side skirt, number, or wheel well is to the ground and how far off the ground you want it. I would guess the 11"
258492
I wish Amazon had more specifics on the listings. Those are 10 ply tires. Invoice will show LT on the sizing. 123 is the load index, Load Range E designates a 10ply rated tire.
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That tire is a standard load tire, too light for a 2500 truck. That size is available in a 10 ply E rated tire. The Amazon ASIN part number is B005ZVIY8O. Just type that number into the search box.
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65 mph is the usual for a trailer tire. Since it isn't listed anywhere on the tire itself, I'd say that would be a safe bet with these.
596370
Wheels are 6" Dia, 10" axle length, Hard Tires. Pwr Cord 6 '. VERY easy to pull by hand....Might be difficult to set up for tow. With narrow track, easy to tip sidewise ....I like it as it is!