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04-14-2017, 05:46

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Hal, is your trailer a tandem? I would assume that it is for that much weight on that size tire. I think that depending on the road that speed could be a factor for there failure. Load placement could also be a cause of the problem.

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04-16-2017, 01:56

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Hal, sorry I've been at home doing some remodeling. Now your tires have just over 4000 lbs capacity. your tractor weighs about 3000 from what you have said. That means that the trailer has to weigh in at less than 1000lbs for the tires to be in there capacity range. A range of 4400 lbs overloads your tires.

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Hal, with big trucks it is normally the rear tires that will get flats due to the front ones standing sharpe
pieces up. Now on another side. Do you load the tractor to the front? What else do you have on it? The fronts are overloaded from the description of what is going on..

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Hal, is your trailer a tandem? I would assume that it is for that much weight on that size tire. I think that depending on the road that speed could be a factor for there failure. Load placement could also be a cause of the problem.

Hal, with big trucks it is normally the rear tires that will get flats due to the front ones standing sharpe pieces up. Now on another side. Do you load the tractor to the front? What else do you have on it? The fronts are overloaded from the description of what is going on..

Hal, with big trucks it is normally the rear tires that will get flats due to the front ones standing sharpe
pieces up. Now on another side. Do you load the tractor to the front? What else do you have on it? The fronts are overloaded from the description of what is going on..