Sailun tires

The ONLY reason I talked about Sailun tires and mentioned the 16" is because the OP was specific about what tire they wanted.. I agree with JIM, but again, OP was specific about a particular tire.. Seems to want to go up a size.. 16" XPS ribs would work and quite a few more for that matter... if only going to 16", nothing wrong with running your trailer on tires with a great reputation, as well as being reliable.. peace of mind is hard to put a price on.

Jim

samler17 wrote:
I have a travel trailer with 15 inch rims. Are you guys upgrading the rims to 17 to get the Sailun tires?

To replace 15" tires and wheels You sure don't need a Sailun S637 16" or 17.5" tire/wheel at 4080-6000 lb per tire/110 psi. Not the best idea for a trailer with 3750-5200 lb axles and OEM 15" tires.

To determine best size/load range tire for a trailer add a 10-15 reserve capacity above the trailers OEM axle ratings.

Check out some of the new gen L and M speed rated ST tires such as the Provider....Goodyear's new Endurance.....and Carlisle HD. These aren't the old style ST tires that were so problematic to many folks in the trailering world.

Another option is moving up to a 16" commercial grade LT E 80 psi at 2680 lbs capacity mif they fit the trailer wheel wells.

lee worsdell wrote:
I just bought 4 16inch s637 for my fver. great tire trailer doesn't bounce as much and runs along smoother

I too have recently put 4 on and I agree. My RV actually pulls a little easier. There is a place we go quite frequently that has a hill that has always put me at the same speed every trip. First trip with the new tires I gained 2 MPH. It also shifts out of OD a lot less on the interstate runs. I'm very happy so far with mine and If I'm not on the side of the road changing tires I'll be supper happy! :B

I just bought 4 16inch s637 for my fver. great tire trailer doesn't bounce as much and runs along smoother

my rv came with 16" and as noted by nchauler the s637 are made in that size my trailer came with.

Sailuns makes a 16" tire also. S637.. you don't "have to go to a 17-17.5 wheel/ tire combo.. The 16" is more than enough tire to replace your 15" tire/ rim combo.

Jim

I have a travel trailer with 15 inch rims. Are you guys upgrading the rims to 17 to get the Sailun tires?

wantabe351 wrote:
Simpletire.com, They were fast and came to the house in 2 days. If I remember they were made about 2months ago reading the DOT stamp and its a very heavy tire compared any ST Tire....

I know for a fact they can't guarantee tires to be 2 months old. Its great that the tires were that fresh ,but there is no guarantee .

Simpletire.com, They were fast and came to the house in 2 days. If I remember they were made about 2months ago reading the DOT stamp and its a very heavy tire compared any ST Tire....

I got mine from a local Tire Kingdom, they matched the online price I found.