I'm guessing your trailer weighs around 5000 lbs empty... so you could carry a 9000 lb load with correct tires on the trailer minimum... Some factor in the load forward on to the truck a bit meaning you could carry around 10,000 again, with the correct truck and correct tires on the trailer.
I have stop putting e rated tires on my goosenecks and have moved f or g rated tires to help stop blowouts and tire separation problems. This way I can get my 6 years out of the tires and not have to fool with problems on the road. Yes, my rims are still rated for 80lbs even though the tires are rated for 110 lbs. I run them at 90lbs and never look back as I try to stay with in the design total load limits of the trailers, axles, and the pulling vehicle.
your c rated tires would limit the load on a typical 24 ft (5000lbs) gooseneck to around to around 2600 lbs load at best due to tire loading.
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