Taskmaster ST235/80R16 Radial Trailer

We have had good luck with the Sailun's on our Montana, we will be going on 3 yrs. on them in the spring. Good Luck and Happy Camping !!

laknox wrote:
Michelin XP Rib or Bridgestone Duravis R250 (basically a Rib, but cheaper), if available in that size.

Lyle

Good choices if the OP's axles are 6k or less.

There are a few taskmaster posts on here.

Michelin XP Rib or Bridgestone Duravis R250 (basically a Rib, but cheaper), if available in that size.

Lyle

Another ST tire manufactured in Asia which could mean less than desirable results when towing. If you don't want to go with an LT tire made in the USA, I would go with at least a Maxxis ST tire as they have a good following from many forum members. Carlisle ST tires have been redesigned and are also getting some good feedback. One blowout can cause thousands in damage to a 5er, trying to save a few hundred can cost dearly down the road.

goodyear G614 or Sailun S637/everything else is china junk

tktimmons wrote:
Does anyone have any experience with the Taskmaster ST235/80R16 Radial Trailer Load range E trailer tire? Was looking at a set of these for my 2013 Keystone Montana High Country 338DB.

Thanks!

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Question is are you looking to save money, or have a quality tire??

I think I would be looking for quality in a brand I already know, the great feeling of saving even $600 on a set of tires, quickly fades when a blowout causes $2,000+ worth of damage to your 5er. :S

I am fairly certain that this is an American based company. I do think that they are actually made over seas. The Provider tires, on my FW, are also made by this company. You can read about them on e-trailer and other major trailer tire sources.

I've had mine 4 years now, with excellent results. They have the extra cap, to make them run cooler. They are also rated M, which is 81 mph. I don't normally tow more than 65, but nice to have a little cushion.

Jerry

Can you pronounce the parent companies name?