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I use Maxxis HookWorm tires on my utility trailer. More puncture protection can be found in Schwalbe Marathon tires.
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For 16" trailer wheels Schwalbe city jets cannot be beaten, and for 20" trailer wheels and above you will not better Schwalbe Marathon plus tyre.
Both types are extremely hard wearing, long lasting, puncture free, low rolling resistance semi-slicks that are everything you'll ever need on a bicycle trailer.
Both types are extremely hard wearing, long lasting, puncture free, low rolling resistance semi-slicks that are everything you'll ever need on a bicycle trailer.
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