THUNDERER R501 ST TRAILER 10PLY BW - LT235/80R16 - Would These Tires Replace My ST235/80R16'S, & Are They rated Load-star
1611723
I would say yes since r501 is 10 ply rated for trailers, that is the key-compare this to your st rating.
1504457
They would be equivalent tires. Most likely they are just different brands. I am not sure what Load-star means. These are Load Range E 10ply tires.
1611724
yes bought this tire a month or so ago have not tried it on the road yet but looks like a great tire and hope to get good wear out of it as its certainly a good looking tire.
1503503
They would be 2" larger overall diameter and I would not recommend it. If you are wanting a wider tire, I'd recommend a 265/60R17, it would keep the same diameter without effecting your diameter and speed sensors.
1595117
They will. Check the size of the tires you have on the truck now and match that. My 2001 f-150 had 265/70r17 so I matched that. If you do slot of towing you may want to look at LT(light truck ) rated tires over P (passenger) rated tires. LT has a higher weight rating and will last longer. P will ride better.
1077537
yes, they are highway tires. like a small car tire. i just drove my trailer 80 mph on the interstate and they did fine.
4882
Do you plan on just putting them on the back? they have another tire setup that is more of the same size as stock tires but same tread as the badlands. I have 2 Slash's and would recommend the smaller size then the badlands. And they work great too... but the badlands will work.
2217258
Go to BFG site find this tire in the size you need and see what the rating is.
1618081
The tire that came on mine was a 16"... It was some no-name brand that was VERY poor quality.. I replaced it with a cheapo kenda from my LBS... Cost me five bucks, and no issues... I did have to true the wheel though... No big deal... Feel free to email me with any other questions, especially with modifications... I've made several that have improved the trailer quite a bit, but have costed very little.... Be safe, and have a great day!
1009983
This is a tubeless tire. I mounted them on my 6" 1968 Ariens Sno Thro snowblower rims. I just used my snowblower 2 hours ago and theyre great. 7" of semi wet snow, no tire chains, and no problem at all. Moves my machine like a tank!
1576483
They are passenger car tires and are very good tires. They are absolutely NOT a tire for trailers. We have 2 sets which we use on classic cars.
2203227
the name is" h-188" its a 10ply tire, 1520 lbs per tire,( for each tire, so dubble that and the max load is 3040lbs for the one axel.) my camper is a pop-up and dry weight is 1050lbs............. nice looking tire and rim well worth the price. thats it tim, no manufacturer and i don't see country were made. the dot date on mine is 12-01-01 hope that helps ...........barry
1618341
Should be fine. These are pretty tight when new. Just had mine rebuilt and it tightened back up. These apparently are not recommended for tire shop use. Im pretty sure thats what killed it the first time. All the tire/lube techs would use the heck out of it.
535340
Yes. These are awesome tires!! I've had them now for two years on '01 VStar 1100 Silverado, I ride all year long and in the rain (...and snow, when I happen to get caught) Friend has them on '03 HD Deuce and agrees.
1596735
Hi Jennifer, I'm not quite sure what tube you should get. Do you still have the manual the trailer came with? If not, try looking up "replacement tire tube for trailer model...." & type the model number. I'm sure typing in the brand & model number will give you a description of the product & what it entails. Hope this helps!
896781
Depends on what load range you purchace, make sure to check the manufactures specs on these tires, they come in several differnt load range catagories (ie; load rang C,D,E) with E being the heavy duty
114027
http://us4.campaign-archive2.com/?u=a06c2ab8654974c09b730d2b1&id=0ed3651208&e=0df6b2ebde call these folks and they'll know. Great tires btw
359960
ST means Special Trailer, they are trailer tires. Someone told me that car tires don't work good on trailers.
441571
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.