Photo below shows what happens to trailer tyres if you under inflate on a long journey.
This wear was caused at 32psi (recommended by the makers) over two trips to Greece and back with my Cardigan Bay lugger, "Four Sisters", with a trip to the Morbehan in between – a total of about 6,000 miles. I now pump the replacements up to 36 psi and have had no further problems over the subsequent four visits, although she does skip about a bit over the bumps if you are towing her empty!
This year will be my last drive out to Greece until the ferry prices come back down to something reasonable again. I’m towing out "Wabi" ( my hybrid Deben Lugger ) and leaving her there in the care of a local boatman, so it’s back to EasyJet next year, worse luck. On the plus side I get an extra 8 days sailing .....and the accommodation is paid for by the saving on ferry costs ...which is nice.
Hint: If going abroad, now looks like a decent time to buy Euros. Down to 80p and holding.
(However, Sods Law dictates that if you buy now they will drop to 75p by August and if you don’t buy now they will bounce back to 86p !)