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Maxxis M8008 Plus Trailer Tire - ST225/75R15 8PR TL
$110.73
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$110.73
$110.73
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Maxxis
- SKU
- MAXTL00096800
- Manufacturer part number
- TL00096800
- Category
- Tires › Automotive/UTV Tires - On Road
- Shipping weight
- 31.0 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
Engineered to handle the demanding loads of travel trailers, boat trailers, and toy haulers, the Maxxis M8008 Plus ST Radial is a premium specialty trailer tire built for long-distance highway hauling. Featuring an advanced tread and sidewall compound, this tire provides superior UV protection and heat dissipation while reducing rolling resistance for improved towing efficiency. An upgraded inner liner structure maximizes long-term air retention, ensuring consistent inflation pressure even during extended seasonal storage.
- Optimized tread rib geometry distributes heavy trailer weight uniformly across the contact patch to minimize irregular tread wear
- Double-cord casing plies dramatically increase overall carcass strength to prevent structural distortion under heavy loads
- Continuous circumferential tread ribs optimize water evacuation to maintain steady tracking across rain-slicked highways
- Full nylon cap-ply overlay construction enhances high-speed stability and maintains tread uniformity over extended trips
- A specialized soft apex rubber compound absorbs road vibrations and suppresses heat generation around the bead area
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