buckshot radial mudders

[farmer]

I don't care for treadrights... plus my money stays local

 

[feellnfroggy]

theres a buncha 33's and 35's and a whole lot of swampers in knoxville craiglist right now. People apparently dont know they are dead in the water and are selling them, anywhere from 37's to 43's

 

[farmer]

yeah too bad you're 1000 miles south of me... wanna make a road trip?

 

[farmer]

So in my lucky crsaigslist find of the month is a 4th buckshot to complete my set.
Next question is what do you guys think about running tubes in on/offroad tires? This truck is going to sit for long periods of time and I heard tube tires are less likely to got flat over time

 

[danalex]

Buckshots on dual-ax trailer

New to thread/forum...

I have a 16ft dual axle trailer; 15in hubs.
I need a good set of tires (trailer use only)

Have opportunity to buy a set of 4 15in BUCKSHOTS (used but still useful)...$100 mounted on rims.

I anticipate occasional load weight of aprx 5-8,000 lbs.

Is this a good purchase price, and will the tires work well for my use/purpose?

Thanks!!

--USAF Ret'd

 

[alwaysFlOoReD]

I don't know about the tires you are interested in but I have had blowouts and problems using passenger or light truck tires on a trailer. The best is to buy trailer rated tires. It has to do with sidewall strength.

 

[danalex]

I don't know about the tires you are interested in but I have had blowouts and problems using passenger or light truck tires on a trailer. The best is to buy trailer rated tires. It has to do with sidewall strength.

Sorry--my bad...
Tires: "BUCKSHOT" PR78 - 15LT...radial M+S
They look pretty stout. They appear pretty rugged...but I understand your point (agree) about the LT's on a trailer. ...was just thinking these are decent looking tires.

Appreciate/respect your reply.