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Hercules steel belted radials ST. ride smooth, steel belts for toughness. $64ea. mounted and balanced on your rims at your local tire shop.
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08-16-2016, 02:35 PM
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PD, I bought two Greenball Radial 205-75-14 a couple of months ago from Sam's Club for $122 shipped to me. The Greenball tires seem to be highly rated. I have trailered 300-400 miles so far and they have been real good.
Also for what it's worth, I installed 2 Ultra-tow hubs from Northern Tool. They have a grease fitting made into the back of the hub and a dust cap with a removal rubber cap, so that you can pump grease from the rear out through the front which essentially repacks the bearings while flushing the old grease. I had always used Bearing Buddies, but these don't tend to blow out the grease seal like BB. I liked the concept.
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An adventure is a disaster that fails to kill you!! 1987 V20 Cuddy 175 Yamaha SOLD 1996 V21 Cuddy 200 OceanRunner SOLD 1994 V21 Cuddy 150 Mercury SOLD
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08-16-2016, 03:09 PM
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I bought 4 galvy rims and tires from etrailer. Pretty sure they are cheap china made junk (loadstar??). They made the trip to FL in back no troubles. When I got home I put the old tires and rims back on the trailer and put the new set in the basement to keep from getting dry rot in the sun.
BTW I do not recommend etrailer. They sent me the wrong rims and tires and it took them forever to get things straight. Next time I would go with Eastern trailer.
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Regards Barry 1987 V20 (sold) :( 1996 23' Wellcraft 1991 V20 ;)
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