endurance goodyear tire

I bought one to replace my 16 year old, original spare tire. ST 235/75R15 load range D. I mounted and balanced it myself and it looks like a great, high quality tire. Lately tire companies have been putting in more details on the sidewalls. For example, I saw a truck tire today that had a jeep driving in sunshine under palm trees, then through snowflakes to represent what used to just say "M + S."
Anyway, this Goodyear is kind of that way, fancy sidewall. I know it means nothing, just kind of interesting.

A tire cannot be judged until it's life is over so time will tell. Besides mine is meant for the spare but I wanted the best I could find. The tire is absolutely made in USA. My Goodyear marathon I dismounted was made in Canada, again, lasted 16 years so pretty good.

Cummins12v98 - Installed price for GY g614 was $367 each vs $190 each for Sailun S637. They are good tires just not a competitively priced product.

Cummins12V98 wrote:

kzspree320 wrote:
I sure hope these turn out to be great tires since they are made in the USA. They have only been made a few months so there's not much actual user experience. Considering I just had a blowout on my Goodyear Marathon that damaged the fiver, I just couldn't pull the trigger on the Endurance until there is some actual history of good quality. That's why I have ordered the Sailun S637 G rated tire.

Maybe the Endurance will be my next set of tires, since I do prefer to buy American. Only time will tell. Good luck.

You could have bought the GY "G" tire that is Made in USA with a stellar record since mid 2007.

GY is a great tire however it is at least $100 per tire more than the Sailun without any added benefit other than damage protection if there is a blow out. I already have insurance I don't need to pay for it twice via an expensive set of tires.

Over on the commercial hauling side the Hercules H-901 in a LT235/85-16 G load/110 psi at 3750 lb capacity all steel tire is very popular on these type trailers with 7k axles. They should last for years on a RV trailer.

For 6k axles the Bridgestone R-250 and the Michelin XPS Ribs both a all steel carcass commercial grade tire in a LT235/85-16 E 3042 lbs capacity.

ST class tires the Provider ST235/80-16 or a ST235/85-16 both E load range/80 psi in the 3400-3600 lb range. This tire is OEM on some rv trailers.

kzspree320 wrote:
I sure hope these turn out to be great tires since they are made in the USA. They have only been made a few months so there's not much actual user experience. Considering I just had a blowout on my Goodyear Marathon that damaged the fiver, I just couldn't pull the trigger on the Endurance until there is some actual history of good quality. That's why I have ordered the Sailun S637 G rated tire.

Maybe the Endurance will be my next set of tires, since I do prefer to buy American. Only time will tell. Good luck.

You could have bought the GY "G" tire that is Made in USA with a stellar record since mid 2007.

A second vote for the Sailun's... have had ours now for 3 years, not a problem !! Good Luck and Happy Camping !!

If you're running 16" tires get some LT's instead and never have a tire worry again.

I sure hope these turn out to be great tires since they are made in the USA. They have only been made a few months so there's not much actual user experience. Considering I just had a blowout on my Goodyear Marathon that damaged the fiver, I just couldn't pull the trigger on the Endurance until there is some actual history of good quality. That's why I have ordered the Sailun S637 G rated tire.

Maybe the Endurance will be my next set of tires, since I do prefer to buy American. Only time will tell. Good luck.

These posts have endurance in them.