Trailer Tires in Mississauga, Etobicoke, and Oakville

ST means Special Trailer, and ST tires are designed specifically for trailer axles rather than the steering and powered axles of passenger vehicles. Their construction and load characteristics are intended for trailer use. Trailer owners should follow the tire type, size and ratings specified by the trailer manufacturer rather than substituting a passenger or light-truck tire because it fits the wheel. Xtreme Tire Garage carries trailer tires for a range of trailer applications.

Use the trailer manufacturer’s placard or documentation to identify the required tire and wheel specifications. The replacement tire must match the wheel diameter and provide the correct width, load capacity and clearance, while the rim width must also be compatible with the tire. Do not choose a trailer tire based on outside diameter alone. Review Xtreme Tire Garage’s trailer tires or contact the team for fitment assistance.

Choose trailer tires with load and speed ratings that meet the trailer manufacturer’s specifications for the intended load. Load range and load index identify load-carrying capability, while the speed rating identifies the tire’s rated speed capability under defined conditions. Never exceed the tire’s stated load or inflation limits. If the specifications are unclear, request a quote or speak with Xtreme Tire Garage before purchasing replacements.

Replace trailer tires when they show cracking, bulges, cuts, significant tread wear, age-related deterioration or other structural damage. Trailer tires require regular inspection even when mileage is low because they often spend long periods parked or stored. Before a trip, check tread, sidewalls, inflation pressure and the tire’s manufacturing date. Xtreme Tire Garage can inspect or replace trailer tires before your next trip.

Choose RV and travel-trailer tires based on the manufacturer’s required size, load capacity, wheel fitment, speed rating and inflation specification. Load capacity is especially important because travel trailers place substantial weight on their tires. A replacement tire that only matches the physical dimensions of the old tire is not enough. Review Xtreme Tire Garage’s trailer tires and recreational trailer and RV services for additional support.

Yes. Tires on the same trailer axle should match in size, construction and load capability. Matching tires helps the axle carry its load consistently and supports predictable handling. When one tire requires replacement, inspect the tire on the opposite side as well. If the remaining tire differs significantly in specification, age or condition, have the axle assessed through Xtreme Tire Garage’s recreational trailer and RV services before returning the trailer to service.