Samson Tires

Most of the "American sounding" names on tires are POS China Made tires plain and simple.

JIMNLIN wrote:
I doubt most folks know who the parent company is or can pronounce the parent companies name for Sailun S637 tires or other very good Asian rim countries ST/LT/P tires either.
However like made in Mexico Ram truck/6.7 Ford diesels who really cares .....whats important is how the product stands up to long term service.

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I doubt most folks know who the parent company is or can pronounce the parent companies name for Sailun S637 tires or other very good Asian rim countries ST/LT/P tires either.
However like made in Mexico Ram truck/6.7 Ford diesels who really cares .....whats important is how the product stands up to long term service.

Can you pronounce the Parent Companies name???

One tire dealer websites says their a all steel ply carcass which puts them in commercial grade tires like the Sailun S637 16" G tires. Check the tire and see if it has all steel carcass description. If they are I would run them. As all heavy tires like a G all steel tire run them at max sidewall pressures for best long term service.
Samson is a old brand mostly in farm and ranch country....small town tire stores....feed stores/etc around here anywayz. I have no idea who made them years back or today but we have some good 16" G load range all steel ply carcass tires like the Gladiator QR35-TR......Hercules H901....Samson GL285T all 16" that are popular on haulers websites for their heavy service trailers.

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Guess I should have included this information from the beginning. The tires are ST235/80R16 and GL285T. It looks like these tires were manufactured in 2016 or 2017.

My son has Samson tires on a very heavy duty low boy trailer. Maybe 3 years old. Uses it to haul tractors or whatever. No problems.
Local small town mom & pop tire shop sells them. They sell them to local hot shotters and ranchers.

tires start to rot the day there made, out of the weather helps but they still rot 5yrs old? they should go. a blow out at 60mph can tear the under side and wheel well off say about 3k in damage.

You don’t say ,,the size or load range. Having said that if you are going to do a lot of travelling,I think I would replace them. Sailing load G seem to work well. For the sake of $5-6 hundred ,it’s peace of mind.