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Re: TRAILER TIRES?
[Re: Capt'n Wings]
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08/02/09 06:06 PM
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83falcon
Pro Angler
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Pro Angler
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Where can I get Carlisle tires in Dallas?
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Re: TRAILER TIRES?
[Re: 83falcon]
#3767195
08/02/09 06:24 PM
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RedTopLady
TFF Celebrity
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Where can I get Carlisle tires in Dallas? Got mine at Discount Tire.
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Re: TRAILER TIRES?
[Re: javelin150]
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08/07/09 04:10 AM
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luvacatfight
Angler
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Angler
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im new to this site but i do know that if you dont want trouble get a good trailer tire
shudagonfishin
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Re: TRAILER TIRES?
[Re: colt45]
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08/17/09 06:09 PM
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JCaudle
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I have carlisles on one of my boats. I put Nitrogen in them have not had them lose pressure in 3 years and several thousand miles and they are wearing evenly. They are radial DS2100's.
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Re: TRAILER TIRES?
[Re: JCaudle]
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08/19/09 12:44 AM
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Kajunman
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Outdoorsman
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Replaced my Carsile tires within a year Carsile paid for my replacements Goodyear marathon's radials also check the pressure and don't rub curbs
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Re: TRAILER TIRES?
[Re: Kajunman]
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08/20/09 12:32 AM
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John175☮
MACHO MAN
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MACHO MAN
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I just put a set of Carlisle on. Lost a Marathon on the way back from Cedar Creek last weekend. The Goodyears lasted well but I figured I'd give Carlisle a shot.
Joe Biden is a threat to our Constitutional Republic.
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Re: TRAILER TIRES?
[Re: John175☮]
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09/05/09 06:42 PM
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Parker
TFF Guru
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TFF Guru
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I had a carlisle bias fail in a little less than a year. No curbs,not overloaded, not underinflated. Just a poor quality tire IMO. Walmart said they dont do road hazzard on trailer tires for that reason. i havent replaced the other one yet but i noticed the other day after coming home on a hot day after towing about an hour it was too hot to touch. it's coming off before i leave the house again. I've been building and repairing trailers for more than half my life now and trust me this isnt a tire i would recommend. I had no choice of brand when i got ripped for $90 each at wal mart in aransas pass after 2 older radial tires gave up the ghost at different times while there on vacation. You wont see a carlisle product on a trailer coming from my shop.
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Re: TRAILER TIRES?
[Re: Parker]
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09/06/09 03:52 PM
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Don Harris
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I had tires on my Procraft trailer for 6 years. On the way back from Texhoma,one came apart on me. I limped in to a tireshop on the left side just as you enter Whitesboro. He didn't have any trailer tires. He locked my boat in his secure compound and ordered me some Maxxis trailer tires from Dallas. That was nearly two years ago. They seem pretty good, better than I had. I don't run much but they are solid tires. You can get them in Houston area easily enough. Those folks in Whitesboro are honest and caring. I reccommend them for any tire needs and those tires were about 360.00 to 400.00 for 4.
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Re: TRAILER TIRES?
[Re: Redfish1975]
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09/17/09 07:29 PM
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FZ1
TFF Team Angler
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TFF Team Angler
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Check out Southwest Wheel in Dallas. I can get new wheels including tires for less than I can get new trailer tires put on my old wheels at Discount Tire.
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Re: TRAILER TIRES?
[Re: FZ1]
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10/04/09 07:41 PM
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Mike Halfmann the boatmann
TFF Team Angler
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TFF Team Angler
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One of our Ranger boat owner has lost 3 Marathon Goodyears in less than a year. The tire called for 50psi......he talked to Ranger, they said run 60psi. That they had several complaints about goodyears flying apart within 1000 miles.....
mike halfmann
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Re: TRAILER TIRES?
[Re: B.K.S.]
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10/21/09 08:04 AM
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armadilla
Extreme Angler
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Extreme Angler
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This is great... a great help... I am on my 4th boat trailer.... have had all these problems before... blown tires, wearing on the outside... I wish I had seen this thread on tires years ago... Just really great info... thanks for putting all your experiences out here.... helps me out tremendously.
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Re: TRAILER TIRES?
[Re: armadilla]
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10/21/09 11:43 PM
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Stratos285
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Outdoorsman
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so what are you going to go for?
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Re: TRAILER TIRES?
[Re: Stratos285]
#4071475
10/22/09 02:52 AM
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fish4bass
TFF Guru
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TFF Guru
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Carlisle from discount tire and keep 'em at 50 PSI. End of problems. Goodyear Marathons did me wrong.
And I know who "Jeff" is.
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Re: TRAILER TIRES?
[Re: fish4bass]
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10/22/09 11:27 PM
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Stratos285
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Outdoorsman
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Good idea, Discount sells a lot of tires so they may be fresh. I think I'll go that route myself.
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