Load Range revisited

[Cumminsfan]

Here's a link to Tredit tire an wheel. they supply tires and wheels for a good portion of trailers. You can cross reference the tires and rims and see what works with what.
Aluminum Wheels

[Skip426]

Originally Posted by DavisK

Rubber valve stems can take as much pressure as rubber tires. My Silverado came from the factory with E rated tires and rubber valve stems. I run them with 70 - 80 PSI all the time with no problem or loss of pressure.

I did preface my comment with " I'm a believer "and I have seen flat tires both vehicles and RVs with just the rubber valve missing.
JMHO. Well worth the cost to prevent that possibility.

For more info, visit.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tirete...jsp?techid=208

[Texastbird]

Ok, I got load range D Maxxis 225r15s on the way for our TT. I may get the heavy duty valve stems just for a little extra piece of mind. Now to find some place to mount them...

[timetogo]

I replaced 205 C rated tires with 225 E rated Maxxis. They were problem free the six years I ran them. I had steel valve stems.

[Texastbird]

I have the new tires on our trailer and have gone about 65 miles to Brazos Bend State Park. They seem smooth riding and look great so far