As many on here know, I write a lot of posts about trailer tires. Remember, if it’s on a trailer it’s a trailer tire. The trailer manufacturer is bound by regulations to fit tires they deem appropriate for that particular trailer. That decision by them is not transferable to other models, just theirs.
I post this a lot. Your trailer’s tire history is very important. Tire damage is cumulative and irreversible. What has happened to your trailer’s tires from the factory to the retailer and on to you, the owner, plays a major roll in its ability to be successful for you. The trailer build date is on its certification label. The tire age is on its sidewall. How its been maintained before you took control is a toss-up. Maybe good, maybe bad.
MAKE SURE your tires are registered….
https://www.ntsb.gov/news/events/Doc...l_3a_Chern.pdf