Ironhead Thrasher tires

[SGilbert]

Has anyone ever used Ironhead Thrasher HT tires?
(The name, Thrasher, is a tad scarry! )
My truck tire & repair dealer has suggested these as a good tire for my Thor Axis.
Internet reviews are fair.
Price is far better than their other suggestion: Firestone Transforce HT2.

Need replacements as my OEM Michelins are 9 years old, and I cannot trust them for an upcoming long distance trip.

 

[16ACE27]

Just another light truck tire. I recommend you look at commercial grade tires:

16-inch Commercial Tires

Just food for thought, or discussion. Have any of you looked at 16-inch commercial tires as a means to increase tire load capacities on most Class Cs that are built on E-350 or E-450 chassis? Or Chevy chassis for that matter? The Ford E-Series (most Class Cs and Axis/Vegas) come from factory...

www.thorforums.com

 

[SGilbert]

I checked out commercial tires.
Decided on Toyo Celsius Cargo commercial.
The ones I was going to get had a max load of 2680#.
The Toyo's have max load of 3197#.
Has very good reviews.
Will be installed, by a truck tire dealer, this coming Monday.

 

[16ACE27]

I checked out commercial tires.
Decided on Toyo Celsius Cargo commercial.
The ones I was going to get had a max load of 2680#.
The Toyo's have max load of 3197#.
Has very good reviews.
Will be installed, by a truck tire dealer, this coming Monday.

Smart choice!

 

[macdaddy1111]

Get balancing beads also!

 

[SGilbert]

Get balancing beads also!

Hummm. After reading about it, I will consult my truck tire dealer.

 

[SGilbert]

Get balancing beads also!

My dealer says no balance beads. Only for odd ball tires that won’t fit in their Road Force Balancer. With beads, I’d never know if I had a problem or not.