Trailer Tires
I have a 2013 camping trailer. I had a tire go flat during storage this winter and have decided to replace all 4 tires. I am having a hard time choosing where to go and what to get. I have a local tir...
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The Maxxis ST8008 has been around for several years and as mentioned they have had issues also....but they were popular.
Good year Endurance has been out for over a year now so they have no track record on long term reliability....but they are popular.
At only 83 bucks the tires must be small size 13"-14". This eliminates 16" LT E and 16" Sailuns S637 load G tires.
The newer gen speed rated ST tires like the Providers by Taskmaster and Carlisle HD and Goodyear Endurance in that order would be good choices for that small trailer.
cookiemonstar says;
***You also need to consider how far and how often you tow. If you camp 30 miles away twice a year you may get away with a cheaper tire. If you travel thousands of miles a year you need better tires. Last time I put new tires on my Toy Hauler I went with Maxxis and upgraded from load C to load E***
Very good post...and one new folks need to read and reread.
Good year Endurance has been out for over a year now so they have no track record on long term reliability....but they are popular.
At only 83 bucks the tires must be small size 13"-14". This eliminates 16" LT E and 16" Sailuns S637 load G tires.
The newer gen speed rated ST tires like the Providers by Taskmaster and Carlisle HD and Goodyear Endurance in that order would be good choices for that small trailer.
cookiemonstar says;
***You also need to consider how far and how often you tow. If you camp 30 miles away twice a year you may get away with a cheaper tire. If you travel thousands of miles a year you need better tires. Last time I put new tires on my Toy Hauler I went with Maxxis and upgraded from load C to load E***
Very good post...and one new folks need to read and reread.
