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Old 05-20-2014, 11:02 AM   #1
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trailer tires and wheels

I have a 2014 eagle ht 27.5 rlts with 15 inch 6 lug wheels would like to go to 16 inch lt tires and wheels any suggestions
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Old 05-20-2014, 11:18 AM   #2
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I thought about 16's for my trailer until I found Maxxis E load range tires in 15 inch. If you want to go to G then you have to go 16 inch. I would call Jayco and Dexter and run this by them.
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Elder Mike, I have 15 inch Wheels and have Maxxis load range D. I will have to replace them in about a year and a half. Would like to get E's for my White Hawk, where did you get yours and about what do they run?
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You need to call tredit or whoever made your rims and see if they are 80psi rated. Mine were so rated. Just tires ordered mine for me.http://www.amazon.com/Maxxis-M8008-R.../dp/B004QL6I0U
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Or you can save $200+ and get a set of load range E Carlisle in the same size for $107 per tire.
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