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Old 08-29-2007, 06:41 PM   #1
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How do I know what kind of tire to I need to tell my husband to get. Is there anywhere that says 1974 needs X kind of a tire with X pattern?

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Steve. The bolt pattern is 6 hole on a 5 1/2 bolt circle. Also they need to be with an 1/2 inch inset. Read our article on "Junk Yard wheels" that in our web site. The same thing happens when wheels are under rated.Andy
Michele,
The specifications Andy posted should be the same for your Airstream.(it's in the same age group.) For the tires, you may or may not have a difficult time finding the 7.00x15 that were used originally. Just be sure you ask for a tire rated for trailers and, within the proper weight range. On the newer tires, look for "ST" stamped on the side-wall. Please don't use a LT and or PASSENGER CAR TIRES on your trailer..
I hope this answered your concerns.
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