Trailer Tires.....again

[Rooster1971]

Some tire shops won't install passenger tires on a trailer. Probably cause passenger tires sell for much higher.
Who knows. They claim it's liability. One can sign a waiver if needed for such issues.

I run car tires on our trailer. Replaced them a year ago. They still looked okay but were aging out. Didn’t want trouble hauling a car back rom Kansas.
Went to Sam’s a few years back. They came in and told me they couldn’t install the tires I wanted because it wasn’t the OE size for my truck. I had run that size for 4 years prior. Went to Freddie’s and got the size I wanted. They were a little bigger than what came on the truck originally.

 

[XYZ]

Didn’t read all the post so if already mentioned I apologize.

My only recent experience was with RV Chinese Import tires. They are dangerous. I think they refer to them as ‘China Bombs’.

 

[Waltercat]

I run car tires on our trailer. Replaced them a year ago. They still looked okay but were aging out. Didn’t want trouble hauling a car back rom Kansas.
Went to Sam’s a few years back. They came in and told me they couldn’t install the tires I wanted because it wasn’t the OE size for my truck. I had run that size for 4 years prior. Went to Freddie’s and got the size I wanted. They were a little bigger than what came on the truck originally.

Same here. Sam's was wishy washy. My truck came with 245's but the last 4 sets of tires were put on by Sam's and were 265's. Was about to walk out and they finally did it like I wanted.