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![]() wrote in message oups.com... My little 18 ft ChrisCraft has a single axle shoreline trailer, which was evidently standard with this model of boat. it has 14" tires. the previous owner installed new Radials on it. and it tows nicely at any reasonable speed. I'm about to go get a 22 ft. Marquis cuddy. kind of on the heavy side. dual axle with 15 inch'rs. the tires are 4 ply Bias-ply tires, which supossedly arnt rotted, and I think will make the 300 mi trip ok. But then again, I'm not sure. If I thinkt he tires are questionable in any way, I'll reshoe it before I bring it home. Out of curiosity, this is a heavy boat. should I go back to the bias ply's? or go radial? I've heard some people say not to use radials on a dual axle trailer. pro's? con's? These are quite good, and available in just about any size and load rating you would need. http://www.titantires.com/trailertires.htm |
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You must have quite a boat!
Thanks for the link.... RG wrote: These are quite good, and available in just about any size and load rating you would need. http://www.titantires.com/trailertires.htm |
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