SET OF 2 RHINO TRAIL BLAZER ST235/85R16 132/127L, G (14 Ply) Heavy Duty All Steel Trailer Tires
The Rhino ST235 is a trailer tire sold here as a set of 2. The RHINO Trail Blazer line is a heavy duty, all-steel special trailer (ST) tire built for trailer axles only — not for the drive or steer positions of the tow vehicle. All-steel construction is the build working trailers get when they carry real weight day after day. Every listing in this line is the same tire sold in different quantities: a single, a pair, or a full set matched to your axle count. Exact size, load range, and speed rating are listed in the specifications on each product page.
Specifications
| Load Index / Speed Rating | 132/127L |
|---|---|
| Ply Rating | 14-ply |
| Type | Trailer |
| Quantity | Set of 2 |
Key Features
- All-steel construction, the heavy duty build for trailers that carry real weight daily.
- Special trailer (ST) tire, made for trailer axles only, never the tow vehicle.
- Sold as a single, a pair, or a full set to match your axles.
- Size, load range, and speed rating listed in the specifications above.
- Free shipping on every order, direct from our Orlando warehouse.
What's in the Box
- 2 × Rhino ST235 tires
Typical Use Cases
- Equipment and utility trailers hauling between job sites every week.
- Fifth-wheel and gooseneck rigs that sit loaded through the season.
- Replacing aged trailer tires before a long interstate tow.
FAQ
How much weight can these tires carry?
Each tire's maximum load is listed in the specifications above and moulded on the sidewall. Total capacity depends on how many tires carry the trailer and on your axle ratings, and the lowest rating governs. Never exceed the weight limit on your trailer's certification label.
What air pressure should I run?
Run the cold inflation pressure moulded on the sidewall when the trailer is loaded, which is the normal practice for trailer tires. Check pressure before each tow, while the tires are cold. Running low under load builds heat and is the most common cause of trailer tire failure.
Should I replace one tire or the whole set?
If the rest of your tires are recent and evenly worn, a single replacement is fine. If they all went on together and have real miles or seasons on them, replacing in pairs or as a full set keeps load sharing even across the axles. We sell this tire in each of those quantities.
Check the full size marking on your current sidewall before ordering — our size guide explains every character. Ships free from our Orlando, FL warehouse. Questions? Call (407) 821-7008.