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Banshee365 · 02-16-2018, 07:36 PM

I purchased the F rated Radial Trail HD's after a 2 year old TK blew and obliterated the side of my 5er. I was going 65 mph with perfect pressures when it blew. Absolute garbage. The Radial Trail HD's are high quality tires. The F rated version that I put on my Cougar 5er is worlds more substantial. The TK's were more suited for a lawn mower trailer or something. Extremely thin and soft. I also replaced the valve stems with Ford N1600 valve stems so that I was more comfortable running the 95psi or so. The tires bulge so much less at the bottom than the TK's do. This means the tires will run much cooler as well as the sidewall and thread isn't flexing as much.

02-16-2018, 07:36 PM	#29
Banshee365 Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2017 Location: Ocala Posts: 19	I purchased the F rated Radial Trail HD's after a 2 year old TK blew and obliterated the side of my 5er. I was going 65 mph with perfect pressures when it blew. Absolute garbage. The Radial Trail HD's are high quality tires. The F rated version that I put on my Cougar 5er is worlds more substantial. The TK's were more suited for a lawn mower trailer or something. Extremely thin and soft. I also replaced the valve stems with Ford N1600 valve stems so that I was more comfortable running the 95psi or so. The tires bulge so much less at the bottom than the TK's do. This means the tires will run much cooler as well as the sidewall and thread isn't flexing as much.