Carlisle Radial Trail RH 145R12, All Season, Highway tires.

Due to the acquisition by Carlstar Tires, Carlisle tires are now manufactured under the Carlstar banner. For this reason, some Carlisle tires might come with the Carlstar brand name stamped on their sidewalls. Features and Benefits: Enhanced Handling; All Year Traction; Improved Durability; Carlisle Radial Trail RH TiresThe Carlisle Radial Trail RH is an all season, highway terrain tire manufactured for trailers. This tire should not be mounted on light trucks. The tire is designed with stability in mind, as its ribs shape a perfectly flat footprint that secures the tire against the driving pressure. The lateral and angled sipes and notches ensure a firm grip on the surface, increasing road contact and improving stability. This enables the driver to count on fast and precise responses when it comes to steering. The symmetric tread pattern uniformly divides the driving pressure, ensuring a safe driving experience in harsh weather conditions. This model can seamlessly establish traction with the road surface, even in the rainiest of conditions. Its tread is jammed with tiny lateral sipes and notches that help the tire establish a firm grip while maintaining contact with the road surface. This works excellently in winter, dry, and rainy weather conditions as well. The all season compound is adaptive to temperature changes, maintaining its flexibility throughout the year and providing the same level of traction. The strong rubber materials grant a strong structure to the tire, enhancing its load carrying ability and reducing heat build-up at the same time. There won't be as much heat generated due to the driving pressure, which preserves the tire in the long term. The sturdy compound also makes the tire more resistant to damage. It provides protection against external damage such as punctures and cuts. The Radial Trail RH ensures a safe driving experience for highway use. There might be discrepancies of sizes between brands and models of tires which have this size formatting. As the manufacturers only provide the tire width and the rim diameter with these tires, various brands and models will have size differences. In order to ensure the correct size is purchased, the overall tire diameter that is needed should be checked. The Overall Diameter or O. D. advertised represents the tire's overall diameter in inches, once the tire has been properly inflated and mounted per the manufacturer's recommendation. This advertised number is provided to TireMart by the tire manufacturer. Manufacturers recommend changing tires