If you notice that your trailer tires are wearing on the outside, there are a few possible explanations. First, the tire pressure may be too high. When the pressure is too high, the tire will bulge outward in the … Read more
There are a few reasons why your trailer tires might be getting hot. If you’re frequently towing a heavy load, the increased friction can cause the tires to heat up. If the trailer isn’t properly ventilated, the heat from … Read more
As a result of the extra weight that a four-wheel drive vehicle carries, as well as the increased friction from the four tires gripping the road, it is not surprising that 4x4s tend to wear out their tires faster … Read more
Yes, a patched tire can blow out. Although patching a tire can extend its life, it is not a permanent fix. Over time, the patch will slowly lose its adhesive properties and come loose. Once the patch comes loose, … Read more
I’ve been a big fan of Cooper Tires for a while now. I’ve always thought they made a great product and I’m happy to see that they’re now making tires for Big O Tires. I was curious to know … Read more
The average car tire is designed to hold around 12 gallons of air, but this varies depending on the size and makes of the tire. Most truck tires can hold upwards of 20 gallons. For reference, one gallon is … Read more
Tractor-trailer tires are not cheap. They can be quite expensive. The cost of a new set of tractor-trailer tires can range from $1,500 to $3,000. That’s a lot of money for something that is going to see a lot … Read more
If you have a low profile tire, chances are you will eventually need to break the bead. The bead is the innermost part of the wheel that helps keep the tire in place. Breaking the bead can be difficult, … Read more
Trailer tires are designed to last for a long time, but how many miles they last depend on a number of factors. The type of trailer, the way it’s used, and the conditions it’s driven in all play a … Read more