Looking for some good tires. I have E rated tires 16". I had a blow out on rigth rear wheel twice. First time tire manufacture made it good. They said tires were defective. I replaced them with some tires from Dynamic Tire Corp and same wheel had a blow out. DTI says nothing wrong with tire. They claim overload or under inflation.Any good tires out there?Weights for each axle 4050#

Do a search on this heated debate. LT tires would be the best choice

outback_06 wrote:Looking for some good tires. I have E rated tires 16". I had a blow out on rigth rear wheel twice. First time tire manufacture made it good. They said tires were defective. I replaced them with some tires from Dynamic Tire Corp and same wheel had a blow out. DTI says nothing wrong with tire. They claim overload or under inflation.Any good tires out there?Weights for each axle 4050#Define "blow out". Do you have a TPMS, and know that it was not running low on air. Have you check the wheel for leaks!Don0128 indicated where to look for "some good tires"!Chris

Ok, I'm going to toss out just one....expensive and there are more, but I would go with the Michelin XPS RIBS....Though, as stated by Donn and Chris, there are a ton of threads about tires...search LT tires.

Welcome to the club. I replaced my blown out and leaking ST235/80/16 bombs with BF Goodrich Commercials in LT235/85/16. I don't worry anymore. For even less worry but more $, go with Michelin Rib or Firestone Transforce. Searching the subject here will bog you down for weeks.

Maybe the problem is not the tire. I would check axle alignment, suspension, actual weight loads on each tire, bearings, etc to eliminate the possibility of an overtaxed wheel.

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