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Originally Posted by CalandLinda
Don't let anyone talk you into using tires with a 10 ply rating. They will not carry the load on you axles.
The Sailun tires you have are steel cased. The ply description on the tire sidewall tells you the sidewalls have a single ply of steel cording. The other 4 plies are belt plies. Your Sailun tires have a 14 ply rating. That corresponds with load range "G" tires.
The OE tires that came on your trailer are the minimum standard for your 7000# axles. There are built by at least a dozen trailer tire manufacturers bu in that load range and designated size, (ST235/80R16 LRG) and on your trailer they must be inflated to 110 PSI.
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Told you I knew enough to be dangerous.
Would you (or others) recommend going to a different size instead of the "minimum standard?"
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four little dogs: Charlie, Chip, Bentley, Coco
2020 Montana 3811MS
2017 Ram 3500HD Laramie, 6.7 Cummins, 4x4, SRW
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