Question 1

where are these tires manufactured?

Accepted Answer

These tires are indeed manufactured in China.

That being said and whole heartedly admitted to, I would sure like to see United States of America manufacturers make a tire like this one...but unfortunately they don't make one right now with the durability and longevity I have experienced with these tires.

Feel free to look at my review of these tires.

They are outstanding.

Question 2

Why does this link for the single tire have a listed load rating of 2180 where the link 4 tires has a listed load rating of 3,197lbs / 2,833 lbs?

Accepted Answer

I don't know why the other reviewers don't see the discrepancy.  The item description shows single load 2180lbs, which is not "higher" than the multiple load rating of 2833lbs.  I suspect it's a mistake in the description but if the seller isn't capable of providing the correct description, how capable will the be to take care of a problem for you?  Think I'll look elsewhere...

Question 3

minimum and maximum air pressure required

Accepted Answer

95 psi is the max psi, and that's for the maximum load capacity for the tire. But I personally wouldn't take a cold tire to max psi because of thermal expansion when the tire is warmed up after 50-100 miles of driving. But that also assumes the load of the trailer. More load..more psi, less load, less psi so the tires don't "crown" (which is the wearing out the center of the tread due to over inflation, or overheat due to underinflation)

As far as minimum psi, I checked the sidewalls and don't see one, but it would be safer to assume that 50 psi is the minimum, and I would only run that pressure on a empty trailer that has a maximum 3000k empty weight.

Question 4

Is there any guarantee on the date code being less then 1 year?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, we do not keep on file the full DOT codes of our tires.
Most of our tires are between 1-4 years old.However, we can assure you that the tires have been stored in a climate controlled warehouse, therefore they have not been exposed to the environment.
We only offer a 90-day warranty in the unlikely event that you receive a tire not as advertised.

ASIN	B07QL1RJM6
Automotive Fit Type	Vehicle Specific Fit
Best Sellers Rank	#166,950 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #8 in Car Trailer Tires
Brand	Transeagle
Brand Name	Transeagle
Construction Type	R
Customer Reviews	4.8 out of 5 stars 109 Reviews
Included Components	TIRE
Item Diameter	28.3 Inches
Item Dimensions	68.6 x 68.6 x 20.3 centimeters
Item Type Name	Transeagle ST Radial All Steel Heavy Duty Premium Trailer Tire - ST225/75R15 121/117M F (12 Ply)
Item Weight	19.05 kg
Load Capacity	3197/2833 Pounds
Load Index	121
Load index	121
Manufacturer	TransEagle
Manufacturer Part Number	TA17
Maximum Pressure	95 Pound per Square Inch
Model Number	TA17
Ply	12-Ply
Rim Size	15 Inches
Rim Width	6 Inches
Rim size	15 Inches
Seasons	Year Round
Section Width	225 Millimeters
Section width	225 Millimeters
Size	225/75R15
Speed Rating	M
Tire Aspect Ratio	75
Tire Diameter	28.3
Tread Depth	7.14 Millimeters
Tread Type	Symmetrical
Tyre aspect ratio	75
Unit Count	1 Count
Vehicle Tire ISO Metric Size Description	225/75R15

TransEagle ST Radial All Steel Premium Trailer Tire - ST225/75R15 121/117M F (12 Ply)

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