Yes, if you pay attention to these things: 1) match weight rating and speed rating 2) size for the type of use (best not use a 8" wheel to pull 3000 pounds at freeway use for wearability reason) 3) run them at max pressure rating to keep them cool from the sidewalls "bouncing" effect. This is due to worse shock absorption oon trailers. There is no other "secret" ingredient in trailer tires. Load and speed is only the issue when selecting tires for trailers. All other requirements for trailer use are lower than on car tires.
depends hob big the trailer is
Not recommended. You should use tires designated for trailer use only.
Either the front tires on a dolly, or the entire car on a trailer.
For SAFETY and HANDLEING YES.
It means it is a tire for a passenger car and tread is 235mm wide.
It depends on the legislation of the country in question
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Price, quality, type of tread for the type of environment you're driving in, warranty offered on said tires.
30 PSI (pounds per square inch) is average normal pressure for radial tires on a passenger car.
Yes, I can. Anything from a run-of-the-mill passenger car up to a 21 axle lowboy tractor-trailer combination.
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His trailer won't fit under the bridge. Let some air out of the trailer tires to lower it. (Click the left tire, then click and hold the valve stem.)