good tires

Grit dog wrote:



.......Not sure whypeople always chime in with the most obscure solutions to problems that don't exist, on this forum.

To the OP, I've had a couple sets of Kenda Karriers with good luck. Mid priced, high speed rated. One set has been sitting in the weather for the last 4+ years with no sign of cracking or degradation.

Maybe because ST tires are historically junk that degrade too quickly, and have a tendency to explode on the highway causing thousands of dollars of damage to the trailer on a regular basis?

Take a look the next time you are a campground. It is a common occurrence to see trailers with damage around the wheel wells from tread separation.

Hardly a problem that doesn't exist.......:R

Bionic Man wrote:

Lynnmor wrote:

Bionic Man wrote:
With a 15" rim, I would switch to LT.

If you are stuck on an ST tire, I think Endurance is the best.

I don't think you will find that size in an LT.

Quick search found this one. Would need to check the load rating.
Wrangler

If you played with the tire size a bit you would have more options.

The OP already has literally dozens of 15" trailer tires to choose from.
LTs in 14-15" are virtually non existent and not the right application for 14-15" trailer rims. The one you posted has like 1800lbs capacity. You can do far better with ST tires.
Not sure whypeople always chime in with the most obscure solutions to problems that don't exist, on this forum.

To the OP, I've had a couple sets of Kenda Karriers with good luck. Mid priced, high speed rated. One set has been sitting in the weather for the last 4+ years with no sign of cracking or degradation.

Stay away from anything made in China

Lynnmor wrote:

Bionic Man wrote:
With a 15" rim, I would switch to LT.

If you are stuck on an ST tire, I think Endurance is the best.

I don't think you will find that size in an LT.

Quick search found this one. Would need to check the load rating.
Wrangler

If you played with the tire size a bit you would have more options.

GY ENDURANCE has a stellar record, US Made at a fair price!!! Tow at 70-75 no problem if that's your thing.

Bionic Man wrote:
With a 15" rim, I would switch to LT.

If you are stuck on an ST tire, I think Endurance is the best.

I don't think you will find that size in an LT.

I would Google: st225/75r15 made in USA

With a 15" rim, I would switch to LT.

If you are stuck on an ST tire, I think Endurance is the best.

Provider....Carlisle HD....Endurance....All new style, better built, run cooler, and high speed rated.

Jerry

Maxxis, Goodyear endurance and the newer Carlisle radial trail are supposed to be the best. I have Maxxis on the TT and Carlisle on a cargo trailer. Over 2 years on each with no problems. My Maxxis will time out this year at 5 years since manufacture. They were dated almost 3 years old when bought new. Maxxis said if you buy from them directly the tires SHOULD be 2 years old or less. I'm changing mine. Not worth having a blowout on the road.