I'd say that's it. If they were radials they would run cooler, but I
don't think you'll have any problems



Pat & Betsy Parrish wrote:
"Lost In Space/Woodchuck" wrote in message
...
WOW, same post as screamandfly... How old are the tires? But, yes they can
get hot.

"Pat & Betsy Parrish" wrote in message
m...
I have an 18' Tri-Hull sitting on a single axle trailer. After driving
about 30 miles today, I noticed that both tires were quite hot. The
hubs
and rims were cool, though. Tires have proper pressure, and bearings
were
recently packed with high-temp grease. Am I missing something, or is
this
normal?





Tires aren't that old, but they are bias-ply Carlisles.

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I'd say that's it. If they were radials they would run cooler, but I
don't think you'll have any problems



Pat & Betsy Parrish wrote:
"Lost In Space/Woodchuck" wrote in message
...
WOW, same post as screamandfly... How old are the tires? But, yes they
can
get hot.

"Pat & Betsy Parrish" wrote in message
m...
I have an 18' Tri-Hull sitting on a single axle trailer. After
driving
about 30 miles today, I noticed that both tires were quite hot. The
hubs
and rims were cool, though. Tires have proper pressure, and
bearings
were
recently packed with high-temp grease. Am I missing something, or
is
this
normal?





Tires aren't that old, but they are bias-ply Carlisles.



Thanks!