Highest Speed Rating Available for 17.5" Trailer Tires

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is their a 17.5 tire out there with a speed rating N or better? looking for a long hall tire

asked by: Del

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The highest speed rating available for 17.5" trailer tires is M which is rated for 81 mph, the Provider Radial Trailer Tire 215/75-17.5 part # TTWP15175 or the Provider Radial Trailer Tire 235/75-17.5 part # P35175. They don't offer a higher speed rating for 17.5" trailers tires.

expert reply by: Conner L

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The Taskmaster Provider 215/75R17.5 Radial Trailer Tire #TTWP15175 is made overseas but has been tested to meet DOT specs and exceeds FMVSS. From what I could tell the Sailun 215/75R17.5 is sold more to the Canadian market than the US so if you are…

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Answer 2

I have another option for you, but 17" wheels are not very common on trailers so there is not many tire or wheel options available. Instead I recommend a 17.5" wheel and tire as they offer quite a few heavy duty options. I recommend going…

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What size tire do you need? Are the axles single or dual wheel? If you need size 215/75-17.5 then tire #TTWP15175 has the highest capacity. On single wheel axles it is rated for 4,805 pounds at 123 psi. On dual wheel axles it is rated for 4,540…

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Answer 4

When changing tire and wheel sizes, you will need to know if you have room for the additional height of the newer tires. The height and width of the tire/wheel combos may be different. I have attached a link to a helpful article that explains how you…

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Answer 5

Taskmaster has a tire in the size you referenced of 215/75-17.5 with part #TTWP15175 that has a speed rating of 81 mph. This also has a weight capacity of 4,805 lbs at 123 psi. I attached a review video for more info for you to check out as well.

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Answer 6

Sorry Jim but your wife already got to us and I'm afraid you'll have to go on the all-beet diet! I kid, I kid. The Rack'em shelf kit #RA-13 is great for shelves but to make some bunk beds I recommend going with E-Track #E19146. This…

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Answer 7

Generally speaking, a trailer tire will wear in the middle of the tread when it is over-inflated, however that does not appear to be the case with the tires on your trailer. With that being said, I do not recommend lowering the pressure on the tires…

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Answer 8

We don't have a floor length backing plate for the e-tracks. To do a flush mounted setup you could put a sub-floor in the trailer attach the e-track to that and then install the floor between the e-tracks to give it a flush type setup. With that…

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Answer 9

We have the Provider 215/75R17.5 Radial Trailer Tire #TTWP15175 which has an 81 mph speed rating. This is a Load Range H and has a capacity of 4,805 lbs at 123 psi. Not every tire and Load Range will have the same speed rating though. You'll have…

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Answer 10

The Provider 215/75R17.5 Radial Tire w/ 17-1/2" Silver Mod Wheel part #TA95ZR is hub piloted and uses 5/8" studs so you'd likely need a new hub to use this, the Dexter Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly part #8-219-18UC3 for example has the…

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Answer 11

There are a few options but the Westlake 215/75R17.5 Radial Tire w 17-1/2" Lynx Aluminum Wheel #LHAS701 will not fit the 5/8" studs on your trailer. You can change your hubs to ones with a 9/16" studs to use these wheels. To do this I…

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Answer 12

There is a quality difference between the Taskmaster Provider tire #TTWTRTM2358016E and the Taskmaster Contender, #C23516E. The biggest difference is in the tread. The Provider just has better tread. The Contender was meant as a less expensive radial…

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