i need new tires

[rode2nowhere]

15 inch towmax on a sprinter, I know its over due for tires, maxxis seems to be highly recommended, any others?

[CampingN_C_]

Amazon reviews on the new Carlisle tires.

[midnightsadie]

what ever your load rating code is? go one higher .I,ve used tow master on my boats with no problems ,I pull from ohio to arizona every year.

[CampingN_C_]

I had Maxxis on my last camper. They were 65mph rated in a 'D'. That would still be my choice today though. Look at the date on the sidewall prior to buying if possible.

[campigloo]

I changed from TowMax to Carlisle 3 years ago. The TM's were D rated and I had several blow outs and poor tread wear. Changed to Carlisle Radial Trail E rated and after @
30,000 miles no problem and very good tread wear. Not sure if it was due to quality but I think it was probably due to a beefier tire. Anyway, good performance from the Carlisle and they are readily available if I need to replace one on the road.

[eluwak]

Anyone try Greenball Towmaster SS Special Trailer Radial Tires?

We had a blowout on our last trip, and have been pretty pleased with Costco so far.

[JIMNLIN]

http://taskmasterproducts.com/products/provider-st-radial/
Starlite/PJ trailers and other commercial type trailers are using Provider ST tires. Reports from haulers have been positive compared to other ST brands mentioned. They have the nylon overlay and are M speed rated.
My bud has a 22k GN dump trailer that we were hauling crushed cars on till the scrap metal market sank. This trailer and the Provider ST235/80-16 E tires has over 80k miles running 70 mph at times with max axle loads.

They should work for a RV also. Check them out in your area.

[Boon_Docker]

Carlisle tires on the last two trailers, never had a problem with them and put high kilometers on both trailers.
Had a single brake lock up problem last summer coming back from a 2000km trip and never realized it. When I got home I found the one tire was down to it's steel belt and it never blew or deflated.

[rbpru]

The local tire shop sells both Towmax and Carlisle, they recommend the Towmax.

Go figure.

[Need-A-Vacation]

I have had 2 sets of Carlisle's on our last 2 trailers. Had each set for 2yrs, no issues at all. Held pressure between trips, and during winter hibernation. Only replaced the tires because the rest of the trailer was replaced as well each time!!! Lol

First set was the model before the RH's came out, second set was the RH's.

In speaking with a gentleman at Carlisle back in the fall, they have a new model that is suppose to come out in the spring. New tread design, lower rolling resistance, and can't remember what else he said was new. Lol

Both the RH and the new model are speed rated above 65mph. If I remember right, 16"- 75mph, 15"- 81mph, 14"- ? may have been 81mph also.

Somewhere on here the was thread about Maxxis. They are also speed rated above 65mph, but don't recall the exact amount.

As for other brands, well.... Not sure I would go there unless I had to.

This coming spring I plan on replacing the stock tires our Jayco came with, stepping up to the next load range for more "reserve capacity". May be an option to look at if your rims are able to handle the higher tire pressure.

Good luck!!!

[rode2nowhere]

they make a lot of tires I know, keep in mind

[DutchmenSport]

I replaced the tires on my Springdale (don't have it any more) with Carlisle tires. Three years later, I sold the camper with those same tires on it. Good good results on the original tires ... 5 years, and then they began to dry rot. So had to replace them. Went with Carlisle and didn't have any problems. When we sold the camper, the dealer said the tires were in good shape!

Not sure what my current camper has, but it's going on 3 years, these are the originals from the factory, still going well.

[Boxer_Lovers]

I replaced the OEM Blowmax with Carlisle trailer tires. No problems going on 2 years.

You'll get lots of "expert"adice I'm sure.