Question The one thing what worries me is a Flat tire.

[Vint]

LT tires don't hold up on tandem axle trailers.

There is a popular YouTube channel "Keep Your Daydreams" or, KYD, with over 500k subscribers who tow their 30 ft Airstream 25k miles a year using 16" Michelin LT tires on their rig. I've never used them, but they are a pretty popular option for many RV'ers

 

[Kevin D Pem]

There is a popular YouTube channel "Keep Your Daydreams" or, KYD, with over 500k subscribers who tow their 30 ft Airstream 25k miles a year using 16" Michelin LT tires on their rig. I've never used them, but they are a pretty popular option for many RV'ers

Good for them. The side walls are made slightly different.

 

[TheLooks]

Yes they are Kevin, but you can buy new models that come with LT tires on them so........

 

[Kevin D Pem]

Yes they are Kevin, but you can buy new models that come with LT tires on them so........

And you can buy new ones with China bombs! What's the point?

 

[TheLooks]

Well, I have had great luck with China bombs over thousands of miles. And don't you know the people that make these things know more then we do? Or so I have been told by multiple people on the internet.

 

[Kevin D Pem]

Well, I have had great luck with China bombs over thousands of miles. And don't you know the people that make these things know more then we do? Or so I have been told by multiple people on the internet.

Me too! On both accounts.
I have used LT s on single axle, and I have had LT s have the tread separate on tandem trailers in a tight turn. I built My opinion on that and research. I have visually seen rims bend while backing into a tight spot (not permanent) so maybe some people go places like I do. My guess is that most people with high end trailers don't.

 

[TheLooks]

I don't know, see my post in the Lightship thread about money and brains.....I saw some pretty nice rigs in the desert this winter.

 

[Kevin D Pem]

Not talking about a dirt parking lot.