F150 tow rig

[Skylarking]

A set of highway's then.
And a pair of A/T on the old rims for the rear, for winter, for when going to collect the trailer.

Or solve the problem by doing some drainage work to avoid boggy ground and then lay some road base where the trailer will sit and along the access path.

The be happy with a set of highway tires for the win

 

[Sandman]

See its not my trailer nor my paddock haha. I do like the separate rears idea, but can also not see myself being bothered changing wheels to suit the weather either haha.

 

[Deuce]

See its not my trailer nor my paddock haha. I do like the separate rears idea, but can also not see myself being bothered changing wheels to suit the weather either haha.

If you borrow the trailer for free, maybe donate the shellrock for a path to the trailer? Better for you and the owner.

 

[vc commodore]

Towing an empty trailer (I'll assume) out of a wet paddock and driving on some gravel roads occasionally I don't think really warrants All Terrains...

Even the trailer with a car on it, if it is too wet, All Terrains would struggle getting you out and not get bogged....Too wet is more Mud Terrain Territory

If it was me, I'd be going with Highways....

 

[Skylarking]

See its not my trailer nor my paddock haha. I do like the separate rears idea, but can also not see myself being bothered changing wheels to suit the weather either haha.

Imagine how surprised your mate would be when he rocks up and sees two gravel strips to his parked trailer

 

[Sandman]

Lol, I'll point out the owner of the trailer and paddock are different mates too.

Anyway good to see that everyones agreeing that the HT is likely the way to go rather than conflicting opinions. Will go see the tyre shop when I get some time and get it happening.

 

[Skylarking]

Lol, I'll point out the owner of the trailer and paddock are different mates too.

Anyway good to see that everyones agreeing that the HT is likely the way to go rather than conflicting opinions. Will go see the tyre shop when I get some time and get it happening.

Suspected as much but even though the mate who owns the paddock may not smile, your trailer mate will grin ear to ear seeing the easier wet access

PS: Love the truck and if it were mine I'd hate to see it covered in mud or hear the tires roar down the highway. Your mileage may vary but maybe not so much