Hi Guys....you may/maynot know?

Still have my truck....no changes yet....rotated tires on truck.

On my TT....the trailer book says to rotate tires every 5000mi.
2 axles... 4 tires. didnt say what pattern to use.

Would it be same as on truck..front to rear (inline) rear to front?

Thanks...OT

 

I'd say if they're radials, same side.

How do you know when the TT has 5,000 miles?
Does the microwave have a built-in odometer?

 

we have never rotated our trailer tires. It seems as though on a 2 axle trailer, the tires wear evenly. But on the 3 axle, the rear tire really takes a beating. Anyway, just saying on our experince.

 

I hope the correct answer is, same side because I have a single axle boat trailer.

215x75x15

 

dont you just hate it when the oil things in the boat wheels through greese all over the nice white with red pinstripe wheels. What a pain!!!!!

 

Grease?
The wheels are supposed to have grease?

 

wheels no
bearing yes

haha, next we will go kill tree for fire.......

And that makes you think, when man first made fire, did he realize by sticking his hand in it, "uuhh, we can kook meat with this, uuhh"

 

Rotate trailer tires side to side or in an x pattern for tamden axles. All tire manufacture's recomend changing the direction of rotation on free rolling tires now. Keeping the same direction of rotation is a myth.

 

Hmm, good question. I've got a dual axle trailer too but the tires are wearing very even, But then again the trailer doesn't have many miles on it.

On the grease on the wheels, I've got chrome but it's the same mess! I had a Buddy Bearing blow out so I replaced all four (couldn't find the same style so went with new stainless ones) and also put on the "Buddy Bra". Just a rubber cap to keep any grease from flying all over. Much better!!