What tires is everyone using on their Toy Hauler?

I ran Trans Eagles. It's a rebranded Sailun. Had good luck with them.
 
ChasingSand said:
In the market for new 235/85/16 for the toy hauler and wanted to see what everyone is using or buying these days?
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a Sailun Sailun
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My trailer is 21,000 lbs, tires where from 2016, no blow outs and no cracking, finally ran out of tread, Live in Nevada, so i run around 75-85 mph, over 80 all the way to Idaho, no issues,

also on sale right now typically almost $200 a tire
$137
 
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kazuaki said:
The XPS Ribs are only rated at 3042 lbs each and 80 psi. This might be OK on a smaller fifth wheel. Personally, I would not run them on a large dual axle like you have. The Sailun S637 that I run (and probably any 14-ply trailer tire) is rated for 4409 lbs each and 110 psi. I used to run LT tires when I had a lighter trailer, but I wouldn't do it with my current one.
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i had the LT tires in my 48ft race trailer would go through no less than 4 tire each trip across from nj to glamis went to the 14ply upgraded the vale stems and run 90 psi in them 4 years never a problem. they are about twice the weight of a LT tire and would never go back to the LT tire. I do rember something about that alot of the aluminum wheels were only rated for 80 psi. edited to say when i was towing with a 1999 f350 drw i also had 3 tire go bad on the truck one took the wheel well right off the truck, Now I am towing with a f450 with 19.5 commercial truck tires.... also truck and trailer combo is right around 37k loaded
 
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In Excess said:
Continental htl2 235/75r-17.5 18 ply with alcoas on my trailer
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they are serious tires my friend has a boat hauling business we put them on his hydraulic trailer went from wiping out tires every few months to ripping the suspension apart every year. he finally got a bigger trailer and still overloads it for the most part he is pulling them and putting them in storage in the marianas. the only problem with them any rim size with .5 like 17.5 19.5 22.5 don't have a bead rolled into the rim to hold the tire on the bead and if you air down in the sand they can pop the bead pretty easily
 
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