Trailer Tyre

Trailer tyres are specifically designed for trailers, providing reliability, durability, and safety during transportation. They are engineered to support heavy loads and withstand various road conditions, making them essential for commercial and recreational use. Our trailer tyres are manufactured with high-quality materials, ensuring long-lasting performance and reduced maintenance costs. Whether for cargo trailers, boat trailers, or caravan trailers, our products meet rigorous industry standards and offer excellent traction, stability, and fuel efficiency.

Key Features of Our Trailer Tyres

• Heavy-Duty Construction: Built with reinforced sidewalls and robust tread patterns to handle maximum load capacities.
• Weather Resistance: Optimized for all-season use, with special compounds that resist cracking in extreme temperatures.
• Enhanced Safety: Features like anti-skid design and puncture resistance to prevent accidents and blowouts.
• Eco-Friendly Materials: Made from sustainable rubber sources, reducing environmental impact.
• Noise Reduction: Advanced technology minimizes road noise for a quieter ride.

Detailed Product Parameters

Below is a comprehensive table outlining the specifications for our range of trailer tyres. This data helps in selecting the right tyre based on your needs.

Model	Size	Load Index	Speed Rating	Tread Depth (mm)	Weight (kg)	Price Range (USD)
TT-100	ST205/75R15	110	L (120 km/h)	10	12.5	$80 - $100
TT-200	LT225/75R16	115	M (130 km/h)	12	14.2	$100 - $130
TT-300	ST235/80R16	121	N (140 km/h)	13	16.0	$130 - $160
TT-400	LT245/75R17	125	P (150 km/h)	14	17.5	$160 - $200

Benefits of Using Our Trailer Tyres

• Improved fuel economy due to low rolling resistance design.
• Longer tread life, up to 60,000 miles under normal conditions.
• Easy installation with standard rim fittings.
• Compatibility with various trailer types, including utility and enclosed models.
• Warranty coverage for defects and wear, typically 5 years.

FAQs About Trailer Tyres

What is the typical lifespan of a trailer tyre?

Trailer tyres generally last between 3 to 5 years or 40,000 to 60,000 miles, depending on usage, load, and maintenance. Regular inspections for wear and proper inflation can extend their life.

How often should I check the pressure in my trailer tyres?

It's recommended to check tyre pressure at least once a month and before every long trip. Under-inflation can lead to overheating and failure, while over-inflation reduces traction and comfort.

Can I use passenger car tyres on a trailer?

No, passenger car tyres are not designed for the unique stresses of trailer applications, such as higher load concentrations and different movement patterns. Using them can compromise safety and performance.

What does the load index on a trailer tyre mean?

The load index indicates the maximum weight a tyre can support when properly inflated. For example, a load index of 110 corresponds to 1060 kg per tyre. Always match the index to your trailer's weight requirements.

How do I choose the right size trailer tyre?

Refer to your trailer's manufacturer specifications or the existing tyre sidewall for size details (e.g., ST205/75R15). Ensure the new tyre matches in size, load index, and speed rating for optimal safety.

Are there specific storage tips for trailer tyres when not in use?

Yes, store tyres in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and chemicals. Keep them inflated to the recommended pressure and avoid stacking heavy objects on them to prevent deformation.

What are the signs that my trailer tyres need replacement?

Look for visible cracks, bulges, tread wear below 2/32 inch, frequent air loss, or vibration while driving. Replace tyres immediately if any of these signs appear to avoid accidents.

Do trailer tyres require special maintenance?

Yes, regular maintenance includes checking pressure, rotating tyres every 6,000 miles, aligning wheels, and cleaning to remove debris. This ensures even wear and prolongs tyre life.

Can I mix different brands or models of trailer tyres on the same trailer?

It's not advisable, as differences in tread pattern, construction, and performance can lead to uneven handling and wear. Use identical tyres on all positions for consistency.

What is the speed rating, and why is it important for trailer tyres?

The speed rating (e.g., L for 120 km/h) denotes the maximum safe speed the tyre can maintain. Exceeding it can cause heat buildup and failure, so choose a rating suitable for your typical driving speeds.