Rainer tires

[Jamie846]

Originally Posted by shadester

Sorry Tom, dropped unit off in April for warranty. Not expecting it back till Nov. 2017 They had it last year for 6 months also. So I haven't had the pleasure of having it in my possession long enough to do much with it. It's a 1%'r.

Not my unit, but these are the rims I have.

Those are different rims than what's on my 377. I just put the Sailun tires on this past weekend and think the ride is better. Agree with Tom, the tires are considerably heavier and I feel they are a much safer tire to have on campers this size.

[klassic]

When you say then rating pressure is stamped on the inside of the rim, do you mean the "inside" (take the tire off) or the inside, like the back side of the rim?

[Magnolia Tom]

Yes, look on the back of the rim. It may say "max 110psi" or "3750 lbs"

Can't remember exactly and my trailer is at the dealer at the moment

Also, if you look at the Tredit website, you can find your rims and what they're rated for.

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[Jamie846]

Mine had 3750 lbs on the backside of one of the spokes.

[shadester]

Originally Posted by klassic

Those are the rims I have. This isn't going to work if I have to get new rims too.
Let's see your rims Tom.

Hey Klassic, I took one of mine off before taking into the shop. I didn't see it stamped on the inner side of the rim but maybe I just missed it. I just looked it up like Tom indicated and it shows a load capacity of 3580 -TO3. So not rated as high as there's. The 375BHFS and 377RLBH unit weight specs are very close, so kinda surprised. Maybe a higher rated rim was used later per manufacture date or something. At least the 341RLTS is not as heavy if that makes you feel any better.

[klassic]

I just want out of the China bombs.
I could handle a bulge, but if I get a blow out and do damage then that ruins the little time I actually get to use the dang thing.
I'm just glad it stays in my driveway...I'm probably in it more here then camping.

Ya I looked up the rims..the TO3. I sent them a email to be sure, but it sounds like you already know the answer I'm getting.

[shadester]

Originally Posted by klassic

I just want out of the China bombs.
I could handle a bulge, but if I get a blow out and do damage then that ruins the little time I actually get to use the dang thing.
I'm just glad it stays in my driveway...I'm probably in it more here then camping.

Ya I looked up the rims..the TO3. I sent them a email to be sure, but it sounds like you already know the answer I'm getting.

Laughing, they will be surprised in the morning getting two emails for the same question. Then I think about a 17.5" setup. But then I've finally decided on my hitch and height setup. How are bigger tires going to affect that. So it's one step forward and two more back. At least I have time to think things out.

[Bookemdanno]

Originally Posted by Magnolia Tom

Yes, look on the back of the rim. It may say "max 110psi" or "3750 lbs"

Can't remember exactly and my trailer is at the dealer at the moment

Also, if you look at the Tredit website, you can find your rims and what they're rated for.

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Mine had the 3750 stamped on them. Only problem was...I had ordered the new tires and had to have the old Rainer's removed from the rim to see the "3750" stamped on the inside of the rim. It wasn't stamped on the back (at least mine weren't) like you would think!

[hymanykd]

I feel the pain with rainers! I had one tire go low thru the winter from 80 to 55lbs. I was so parionoid about these tires decied to go with a TPMS and upgrade to steel valve stems. Pull it out of our lake lot and bring it in for the swap and guess what. Seprated side wall on the low tire. Ended putting GY Endurance tires on it for $900cnd. What makes me mad is that these tire seem to have no room for any pressure loss or sitting time, glad Im out of them and didnt have a blowout. Tires were just over two year old on a 355MBQS

[MarMic]

We have put about 15,000 miles (on 3 tires) since we got the unit. One of the 4 tires melted away in our first trip to Florida (we only did about 2,000 miles with that one). I have not seen any bulges yet but I will replace them before our next trip South next winter because the rubber is wearing very fast.

[klassic]

I guess I'm out.

Mr. Klassen,
The T03 16" 8 lug wheel is only rated to handle 80 PSI.

-Thank You

Adam Clifford
Inside Sales
Tredit Tire & Wheel
574-293-0581 ext. 121

What other options do I have with buying new rims?

[Magnolia Tom]

Klassic

Have you looked at these guys?

http://www.trailertiresandwheels.com...358016GL66865S


Also, you can sell your old wheels/tires on CL to offset some of the cost.

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[shadester]

Same here:

Mr. Perkins,
That wheel is rated for 80PSI.


-Thank You


Adam Clifford
Inside Sales
Tredit Tire & Wheel
574-293-0581 ext. 121


It is what it is. Rather have non painted wheels anyways. So will shop around and probably go with a different maker. I saw the T03 trailer aluminum 8lug rim with the Rainer 10ply tire for 232.00 each. I think it was the Walmart site. The last 16" Goodyear trailer tire alone I bought was around 300.00 each. Just proves how cheap they are in my eyes.

[JeremiahM]

Originally Posted by Magnolia Tom

Yes, look on the back of the rim. It may say "max 110psi" or "3750 lbs"

Can't remember exactly and my trailer is at the dealer at the moment

Also, if you look at the Tredit website, you can find your rims and what they're rated for.

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Tom, I have looked there and cannot find an exact match



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[JeremiahM]

Sorry for the blurry water spots on the window, guess they need cleaned lol

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[klassic]

Originally Posted by Magnolia Tom

Klassic

Have you looked at these guys?

Sailun S637 LRG 14 PR Radial Tire on 16" 8 Lug Lynx Silver Aluminum Trailer Wheel


Also, you can sell your old wheels/tires on CL to offset some of the cost.

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Well that's interesting.

[Jamie846]

Jeremiah- If you are looking at replacing with Sailun 637's don't believe a 6 lug wheel will have a 110psi or 3750 lb rating, but could be wrong.

[JeremiahM]

Originally Posted by Jamie846

Jeremiah- If you are looking at replacing with Sailun 637's don't believe a 6 lug wheel will have a 110psi or 3750 lb rating, but could be wrong.

I'm just trying to figure out what they are indeed rated for. Mine has the 16" maxxis tires and rim upgrade from Jayco, so hopefully no need to upgrade tires, just trying to figure out what I have for rims

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[Magnolia Tom]

Originally Posted by JeremiahM

I'm just trying to figure out what they are indeed rated for. Mine has the 16" maxxis tires and rim upgrade from Jayco, so hopefully no need to upgrade tires, just trying to figure out what I have for rims

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If you have Maxxis tires, you are good to go. Maxxis tires have a very good reputation. The next level of upgrade from Maxxis would be a g rated tire like s637 or G614 but I believe that would require an 8 lug rim


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[Magnolia Tom]

Originally Posted by klassic

Well that's interesting.

Thought you might feel that way [emoji3]


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