Ok,

I have a two horse slant load gooseneck trailer. It came with radials and do not like how they ride. I have always had bias on my trailers and do not have a problem with sway, towing, braking, etc. Can I change out the radial trailer tires and put bias on the same rims that the radials came off of? I can't seem to find any answers. I know radials can't go on bias rims due to the pressure of flexxing from the radials. So I should be able to stick bias on the radial rims since bias put no pressure on the rims. Any answers??????

 I have towed with these tires for a year, and they are s**t. It doesn't matter how I adjust the air, etc.  I towed for years with our cattle gooseneck with bias and our horses are fine with them. They are cattle horses so rough ride is no biggie to them. I do go off road alot with the trailers also and bias can with stand the bruising of these rough roads. ( I may drive up to 8 miles off road until I get to my trailhead spot, and needing to drive 10- 15 mph at times due to the road being so bad) I think the only people that use radials on their trailers around here are a few horse people that show, for the comfort of their horses. (nothing against show, just that's the only people that use them) I had just never heard of that you can't put bias on the same rims as radials. I believe the tire guy was wanting to sell rims and tires to make his money. Then I thought back last night, on my old Miley, I had radials and switched them out and put bias on them and it was fine. As long as the width of the tire matched the rim. I do appreciate all and any info anyone has the more opinions the more options of finding the right answer, I'm having fun reading on this forum