Are Any Trailer Tires Made in the USA

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I need a G load rating tire.

asked by: Chris

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Currently Goodyear is one of the few trailer tire manufacturer that makes tires in the USA and the only one that we carry. Unfortunately they do not currently offer a tire size of 235/80-16.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Chris

10/15/2019

I need a G load rating tire.

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Jameson C.

10/15/2019

In the 16 inch trailer tire size the best option we have for a Load Rating of G would be the Provider part # TTWPRG235R16 which has a weight capacity of 4,400 lbs per tire when inflated to 110 psi. This is not made in the USA and there isn't a USA made similar capacity tire but this is a really solid tire that will work great. I attached a review video for the tire for you to check out as well.

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