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[QUOTE]Bruce - 9/18/2006  9:42 AM

Have a Trailmaster that I got this spring, with the boat.  It is a 2001.   Tires say "Load Star' on the sidewall. What brand is this? As I went looking for the model number on the trailer I found a Carlisle sticker on the frame.  'Gulp"  The toll free number on that sticker was different than the warranty number on the sidewall.  I believe they are 12" tires and they say 'Nylon...Tubeless...on the sides as well.   Planning on going 230 miles in two weeks, plus driving on a dirt road that I'm sure has washboards.  I have read past posts about tires.  This is my first rig.  The boat is way under the weight capacity of this trailer.  Even when I load it with the extras it will only weigh half of the rating.  I will air them up to 50 psi.   The trailer sat in the dealers' lot unsold.  The tires look new.  Are these bias ply?   Should I replace them, being that they might be from that time frame where Carlisle had some bad ones?  Thanks for your help.[/QUOTE]

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Posted 9/18/2006 9:42 AM (#209741)
Subject: tires, again

Have a Trailmaster that I got this spring, with the boat. It is a 2001. Tires say "Load Star' on the sidewall. What brand is this? As I went looking for the model number on the trailer I found a Carlisle sticker on the frame. 'Gulp" The toll free number on that sticker was different than the warranty number on the sidewall. I believe they are 12" tires and they say 'Nylon...Tubeless...on the sides as well. Planning on going 230 miles in two weeks, plus driving on a dirt road that I'm sure has washboards. I have read past posts about tires. This is my first rig. The boat is way under the weight capacity of this trailer. Even when I load it with the extras it will only weigh half of the rating. I will air them up to 50 psi. The trailer sat in the dealers' lot unsold. The tires look new. Are these bias ply? Should I replace them, being that they might be from that time frame where Carlisle had some bad ones? Thanks for your help.