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I've never had a tire issue, only bearings and wheels flying off.
Also remember UV is an enemy with rubber. I went to have wife's tires balanced because getting some wobble, tread was about 70% left. Tires were 10 years old. She doesn't drive much.
Ted will answer better than me but if you go more than hull it will a.ways nose you down so if once on plane you don't need nose dow then stick with same as hull. That essentially gives you a longer boat.
Not a pic, but a short video. One of the many reasons I love being on the water. Dads last two boats were named Loon. Volume up when you watch.
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