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Probably, but I would make sure that the overall circumference is close between all four, even if they are the same size tires.

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Yup all true, the two compositions are definitely gonna run different. I'm not sure that one would affect the other adversely as long as they are on the same axle bias in front or back not mixed side to side. Circumference would be the greatest concern due to one set larger carrying more weight than the other. Mixed brand tires of the same size profile seldom have the same overall inflated circumference and footprint. Better to use common size from same manufacturer than mixing. Still in a pinch it could work for local running.

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Trailer tracking of the tow vehicle would be compromised at high speeds. Radial tires tend to travel straighter than bias tires. This may want the trailer to go straight when you are turning.

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          Yes, as long as you run them on the same axle and the circumference is the same. Have run them for a few years this way and will continue to do so till the bias ply wear out. Just make sure both sets are properly inflated. 

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