Are the tires rated for highway use?
1690723
This trailer kit has a max speed rating of 45 MPH. The tires are approved for highway use.
1690724
Yes, the 12 inch tires are rated for highway use and the load capacity of the trailer is 1060 lbs. I found the trailer to be very well constructed and easy to assemble. Even though the max speed rating is listed as 45 MPH I had no problems towing a full load at 65 MPH. However, I would make sure the bearings are adequately greased as indicated by other responses. There are grease fittings on the inside of the axle hub. I check the bearings for overheating throughout my trips. Usually by lightly touching the bearing hub with the back of my hand. I also note any heat difference between the two wheels. Yes, the 12 inch tires are rated for highway use and the load capacity of the trailer is 1060 lbs. I found the trailer to be very well constructed and easy to assemble. Even though the max speed rating is listed as 45 MPH I had no problems towing a full load at 65 MPH. However, I would make sure the bearings are adequately greased as indicated by other responses. There are grease fittings on the inside of the axle hub. I check the bearings for overheating throughout my trips. Usually by lightly touching the bearing hub with the back of my hand. I also note any heat difference between the... » Read More Yes, the 12 inch tires are rated for highway use and the load capacity of the trailer is 1060 lbs. I found the trailer to be very well constructed and easy to assemble. Even though the max speed rating is listed as 45 MPH I had no problems towing a full load at 65 MPH. However, I would make sure the bearings are adequately greased as indicated by other responses. There are grease fittings on the inside of the axle hub. I check the bearings for overheating throughout my trips. Usually by lightly touching the bearing hub with the back of my hand. I also note any heat difference between the two wheels. « Show Less
1690725
Yes they are. I towed the trailer on a 1600 mile trip with no problems. Just make sure the trailer is square when put together, proper inflation, and you pack the bearings with a quality grease.
1794531
I would imagine so. I've never had any problems with these tires though.I initially bought a set for the front and liked them so much I bought some for the rear as well.
544330
The tires are rubber with air nossels. Would be good for outside use. Very sturdy.
1582646
Living in the great north west, I can say they're awesome. Drive through rain all winter long with no issues and trucked through snow with ease. As long as you respect the element, these tires will keep you happy and safe.
1882650
Definitely. Keep in mind though these tires are designed for durability not racing. I think Schwalbe's web site has keys that can assist you in selecting your tires.
1494838
From the FourWheeler dot com website, they appear to be "E" rated. http://www.fourwheeler.com/techarticles/wheels/129_0805_hankook_dynapro_atm_rf10_tire_test/Hope this helps.
1226979
These tires are not for highway use, so I don't think they would be suitable for use on a trailer.
966548
The tires are actually rubber, but not solid rubber, they are inflatable tires. They are very good and absorb the shock of the terrain very well, provided you do not over inflate them, especially off road.
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).
2182443
As far as I know these tires are just for 2 wheel drive because of there thread design not much for grip for off road use.. although these tires are very quite on the freeway unlike those off road tires make a lot of noise..
1960280
As with any tire, they have specific load and speed ratings. any tire retailer will look at your proposed needs and tell you if this tire is rated for your needs.
680150
I believe they are... i have a ford f350 super duty.. i plow and also have a salter that fits in the back ... the tires are amazing..its great to sometimes plow with just 2 wheel drive.. thats my experience...
258066
Absolutely brother... They're awesome... Kevlar belted...nice fat track... A super smooth riding tire..I used the Slime tubes with them... Couldn't be happier with my decision...
1494839
From the FourWheeler dot com website, they appear to be "E" rated. http://www.fourwheeler.com/techarticles/wheels/129_0805_hankook_dynapro_atm_rf10_tire_test/ Hope this helps.
1922143
Funny you should ask.I have about a 1000 miles on these tires mostly on dry roads a lot of chip and seal.the other day I was riding on a cement pier when you get out to the end you have to make 90 degree turn around as I did this the tires were wet and I hit a little sand the bike slid out and I was on the ground.So I would say the answer is no.great tire for dry weather,very little rolling resistance.bike on brother!
390786
I believe they are d or c not e rate I do know that . the e rated tires are about 200 lbs difference per tire and side walls are a little heaver , but I put these on my f-350 and they have worked well ... nice ride and not noisy at all I was pleasantly surprised on ride and performace . great tires for the north or off road.
511438
Yes, They are 14 ply G rated 110 psi. 6000 miles so far and no problem. 14000 lb fifth wheel........