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Yeah that makes sense, didn't even think of that lolOn MVs (and other types) a "wheel" is regarded as whatever is at the end of an axle, be it a single or dual, so the actual number of tires doesn't count. (Does that make sense?).
Thus an M35 is a 6x6 regardless of whether it has 6 single tires, or 10 total tires when dualed in back; or in the case of your M200, a 2-wheel trailer regardless of whether it has singles or duals.
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I know this is an old thread but all my M200A1s have 9x20s on them. My question is will a 10x20 fit on these rims & if so will the side walls be too close to run safely? I learned on my tandem dual gooseneck that you can't use 265/75R16 tires (from my truck) as the side walls will rub and overheat running down the road loaded......wanted to know if anyone has installed 10x20 tires on their trailers...Saw a couple of these Schutt Industries M200A1s on a popular auction site, anyone know what size/brand tire they have on them? G177s possibly?
Could I trouble you for an actual tape measurement on your M200A1. I have one coming from PA and a transporter needs the width outer fender edge to outer fender edge. The Mil. Spec. plate seems to indicate wheel face to wheel face. No site rep where it is.