I want to use the tire on a trailer. Does it have a maximum allowable load?
354942
It's not for highway use, but would work on a small yard trailer. Says Load Range 8 at 22PSI. Couldn't see a rating in lbs.
354943
I would be real careful, these tires are made for high speed or a lot of weight.
1382541
I am not sure about its weight capacity, however I use it on a double Seadoo trailer (approx 2500#)and it works really good, I can roll it around in the driveway. I have a boat trailer that has a wheel on it that is constructed of what appears to be the same material and it has worked for 5 years even in the gravel at the boat ramp and storage facility. The boat trailer is about 5000# boat & trailer. The heavier the trailer gets the harder it is to turn. I would never use it on my Toybox trailer which is about 8000# it would be useless.
849559
I have a 60 Merc and it handles that very easily. I can't imagine a 90 would overload this piece of equipment at all especially if you can rest the trailer end on a roller. The weak link is the offset bolt in the bracket that attaches to the trailer if you don't have a roller to rest it on. Even that is on problem if the bolt is tight.
1662368
1050lbs at 80 psi so two tires would be 2000 ish I run mine at 60 psi cold and have no problems towing a bike on my trailer
1901929
I put the tire on my boat trailer, and I go hwy speeds. Seems to hold together quite well.
183332
The load range is max 1,300lbs. the tires seem to be well balanced, I pull my boat at 60-70 mph with no bouncing are vibration. the tires have very good tread, they most likely will dry rote before the tread is gone, but I rub mayo on my tires to keep the rubber soft. Hope this help!
1782738
You could go a bit higher, maybe 65lbs or so, but not much more than that. It is not a real road tire so it will feel a bit sluggish.
1667773
Certainly: It's small, lightweight and in use digs into both the tire and the ground/pavement to hold the trailer securely, best to have two, one in front and one behind the same wheel. I bought two pairs so I could secure both wheels of my cargo trailer. Good Luck, Glen, Michigan
669237
This compressor is rated to 150psi. It will fill tires up to 37 inch tires. they usually have a maximum PSI of 120 pounds. This compressior has a continuos run time of 40 minutes straight and then you have to shut it down, to cool. so provided that your tires aren't completely flat, I see no problem with you filling up your RV TIRES.
1782736
This tire have 70 PSI max and thats more than enough for comfortable ride,I ride it mostly on side walks almost with same speed as on good road and this tire rocks.
947063
The weight limit is not listed on the units. I did place them under 2 of my 4 tires and it works. Basically, my trailer fully loaded would be 12,000 lbs divided by 4 is 3,000 lbs.
501639
I gave it to a friend because the hitch ball was way too high but I can say that the tires were solid rubber and quite wide and the strongest I've ever seen. If you can deal with the extreme height - even at its lowest adjustable setting - buy it 'cause it's otherwise great.
195592
I'm running 28lbs. as my boat and trailer is very lite. The tires are wearing just fine, no problems.
709574
The description says it can handle 5,000 lbs trailer weight & 500 lbs tongue weight so you should be ok. It is stout & the welds on mine are well done.
1722152
I cant say for sure, but I use mine for loading furniture into my trailer. I haven't had any trouble. I though the ad said it would handle up to 900 pounds
965352
It is a "S" rated tire which means Standard Load, pretty much the equivalent of a 4 ply rating. It is meant for lighter vehicles, not for heavier trucks.
1579312
I. Believe ot is 300lb. per tire. But can what ever you put these on, ie hand truck or cart, can it handle that that much weight?