Re: [A/S] Trailer tire speed rating

["Manuel Ferro" <bonnuit@xxxxxxx>]

Thanks to everyone who replied to this issue.  My mind is certainly 
at ease now.

The Bridgestone tires will probably be my choice.  I see that people 
who have replaced 7:00 x15 with ST225 tires seem to complain that 
they lose height and road clearance.  I have had good luck with 
Bridgestones in other applications.

Here is another question:

Two of my Michelins on the left side are showing some dry rot.  The 
ones on the right look perfectly good.  One of the ones on the right 
is obviously newer than the other one.

So If I get two Bridgestones to replace the two dry rotted Michelins, 
I assume from automobile experience that the tires should be mounted 
on the same axle.  One of the Michelins then would be flipped over to 
the other side.  The question is should the new tires be on the front 
axle or the rear axle?   If it was a car the new tires would go on 
the traction axle (rear on rear wheel drive, front on front wheel 
drive)

Or should I get four tires because it would not be safe to mix?

Manuel Ferro