Here are some tips for maintaining your utility trailer's tires:

Distribute weight properly by checking every load to ensure even distribution of cargo weight across the trailer. If one end is consistently bearing extra weight, the tires on that end will wear differently, and likely deflate faster.

Inspect axels to ensure they are straight and aligned.

Measure tread regularly and replace tires when the tread depth is less than 2/32 inches.

Check inflation levels regularly and maintain pressure at the maximum PSI recommended on the tire’s sidewall for cool running, load-carrying ability and lowest rolling resistance.

We hope this information is helpful and adds value to your purchase of a new trailer at Oak Ridge Trailer Sales!

Here are some tips for maintaining your utility trailer's tires:

Distribute weight properly by checking every load to ensure even distribution of cargo weight across the trailer. If one end is consistently bearing extra weight, the tires on that end will wear differently, and likely deflate faster.

Inspect axels to ensure they are straight and aligned.

Measure tread regularly and replace tires when the tread depth is less than 2/32 inches.

Check inflation levels regularly and maintain pressure at the maximum PSI recommended on the tire’s sidewall for cool running, load-carrying ability and lowest rolling resistance.

We hope this information is helpful and adds value to your purchase of a new trailer at Oak Ridge Trailer Sales!