Goodyear Endurance long term review.
My 2018 Jayco Talon came with the Goodyear Endurance ties in 255/85/16. We use our TH for our sons racing which spans from Fla-NY about 10 months a year. I'd estimate we have approx. 25-30K miles on ...
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The OP uses the trailer a lot of miles per year very unlike most camping trailers and can get 25k miles out of a set which is about normal for ST class tires as they have only around 8 or 9/32" of tread depth.
If he would go with good recommended LT tire with enough load capacity he could expect 50k-60k miles a set which is about what we get out of a LT tire on our commercial road trailers which can have a 15 to 16/32" of tread depth.
In the hauling business... or folks that wear tires out on their trailers in a couple of years it will pay to dump any brand ST tire and go with a good recommended LT tire.
Flat spot across the tread most likely is from a brake lockup which can happen even to a commercial grade all steel ply carcass tire like the Bridgestone R-238 LT tire.
I would say Goodyear has a winner with the new Endurance. The Endurance like any ST load E/D/C work better for rv folks whose trailers sits much of the year and times out before wearing out.
If he would go with good recommended LT tire with enough load capacity he could expect 50k-60k miles a set which is about what we get out of a LT tire on our commercial road trailers which can have a 15 to 16/32" of tread depth.
In the hauling business... or folks that wear tires out on their trailers in a couple of years it will pay to dump any brand ST tire and go with a good recommended LT tire.
Flat spot across the tread most likely is from a brake lockup which can happen even to a commercial grade all steel ply carcass tire like the Bridgestone R-238 LT tire.
I would say Goodyear has a winner with the new Endurance. The Endurance like any ST load E/D/C work better for rv folks whose trailers sits much of the year and times out before wearing out.
