The new ST tires. Fact or fiction (marketing)
It is good that some manufacturers seem to be stepping up the quality of their ST tire offerings.. And even better that many of the proponents of ST tires on this forum are welcoming these new tires w...
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I found that just getting tires that far exceed your trailers weight ratings works good too...
Actually, never had any issues with the OEM Goodyear Marathons LR B tires that came with my trailer brand new. (2002)
Around 2009 got some Karrier tires from etrailer in load range D and still no issues.. I've added some weight to the trailer since 2002, so felt this was a good thing.
Got another set of those Karrier tires from etrailer around 2015 and still doing well with them..
I don't need to go more than 65 mph, even thou I work and have limited time and all that other BS... How much time are you going to make up going 70-80-90 mph?? Couple of hours at best... Okay.. enjoy... :)
Anyway, get whatever effing tires work for you and if you still blow them, something YOU are doing is causing it more than likely??
No idea really... Been reading these tire threads since 2002 and still LOL at them... ha, ha...
Good luck!
Mitch
Actually, never had any issues with the OEM Goodyear Marathons LR B tires that came with my trailer brand new. (2002)
Around 2009 got some Karrier tires from etrailer in load range D and still no issues.. I've added some weight to the trailer since 2002, so felt this was a good thing.
Got another set of those Karrier tires from etrailer around 2015 and still doing well with them..
I don't need to go more than 65 mph, even thou I work and have limited time and all that other BS... How much time are you going to make up going 70-80-90 mph?? Couple of hours at best... Okay.. enjoy... :)
Anyway, get whatever effing tires work for you and if you still blow them, something YOU are doing is causing it more than likely??
No idea really... Been reading these tire threads since 2002 and still LOL at them... ha, ha...
Good luck!
Mitch
