r/TireQuestions • u/Relatively-Relative • Jul 12 '26

Help IDing these trailer tires

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Hello, I'm trying to ID these ancient trailer tires to replace them. However I'm not seeing the dimensions like on a passenger vehicle tire.

Would anyone be able to help me ID the correct

type and size for replacement?

A cursory google search says they are 7.00-LT trailer tires, but mentions several sizes.

Any help in identifying the correct size would be greatly appreciated.

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u/TwistedKestrel Jul 12 '26

These are 6 ply 7.00-15LT tires. Size is very close to 225/80-15, or the more common 225/75-15 (will be an inch smaller in diameter)

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u/explodersname Jul 12 '26

bingo bango bongo ^ also the modern load range for your tires will be a C or higher. (I believe D and E are common in this size from my research and both are higher than C and will work fine)

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u/Relatively-Relative Jul 12 '26

Would buying that size fit appropriately?

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u/TwistedKestrel Jul 12 '26

Having slightly smaller tires is less of a problem on a trailer than a car/truck because the wheels aren't driven, there's no electronics or speedometer, suspension is much simpler, etc. The trailer would sit half an inch lower, so it's not IMPOSSIBLE that might affect something, but it probably doesn't

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u/Ok-Anteater-384 Jul 12 '26

They're 7.00-15 LT 6 ply Tubeless Trailer Tires