Trsiler Tiers OR Light Truck?

05-08-2018, 10:31 AM

Another vote for the new Goodyear Endurance tires. After a blowout last summer on our 24' enclosed trailer we replaced all 4 tires as well as the spare. We don't tow as much as many of you but it's a great looking tire and I love the 80psi part. Our trailer is stored in an enclosed car port and stays out of the sun and extreme temperature changes so I hope to get a long life out of them.

Scott

RTP S/S · 05-13-2018, 11:03 PM

I thought I would chime in and give our recent tire episodes: '01 30' Tri axle Pace bought new. 15" OEM Goodyears lasted 3 seasons, 2nd set about same. Started losing tires via separating tread about 2010. Did not matter whose Chinese Trailer Tire it was. We were killing at least 1 tire per trip. Same trailer, car, payload since new. In August '16 I finally got smart, went to GY Wrangler HT 225/75 16" Light Truck tire, load range "E".It was tough buying 7 wheels and tires but it solved our problem. We travel 10K plus a year, tires look great, and since have installed same setup on my Trailer Toad and companion trailer we use. That's 15 tires and wheels in last few months, but NO blowouts, etc. Rick Pennington GT/P #2022

Dan Fahey · 05-13-2018, 11:48 PM

Took tips to heart this weekend racing at Mason Dixon.
Pumped the Loadstar tires past 65max to 67psi.
Smooth ride, cruised at 60mph most of the trip.
Down hill touched 70 briefly.
Let the extra speed bleed off at next hill, back to 60.
Traffic zipped by me which was fine by me.

Except for couple incidents where two cars passed simultaneously.
Then tried to take command of the middle lane at same time.

D

05-08-2018, 10:31 AM	#1
Tar Heel Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Trsiler Tiers OR Light Truck? Another vote for the new Goodyear Endurance tires. After a blowout last summer on our 24' enclosed trailer we replaced all 4 tires as well as the spare. We don't tow as much as many of you but it's a great looking tire and I love the 80psi part. Our trailer is stored in an enclosed car port and stays out of the sun and extreme temperature changes so I hope to get a long life out of them. Scott

05-13-2018, 11:48 PM	#3
Dan Fahey VIP Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 2,128 Likes: 1,084 Liked 184 Times in 113 Posts	Re: Trsiler Tiers OR Light Truck? Took tips to heart this weekend racing at Mason Dixon. Pumped the Loadstar tires past 65max to 67psi. Smooth ride, cruised at 60mph most of the trip. Down hill touched 70 briefly. Let the extra speed bleed off at next hill, back to 60. Traffic zipped by me which was fine by me. Except for couple incidents where two cars passed simultaneously. Then tried to take command of the middle lane at same time. D

05-13-2018, 11:03 PM	#2
RTP S/S Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2014 Posts: 12 Likes: 0 Liked 5 Times in 2 Posts	Re: Trsiler Tiers OR Light Truck? I thought I would chime in and give our recent tire episodes: '01 30' Tri axle Pace bought new. 15" OEM Goodyears lasted 3 seasons, 2nd set about same. Started losing tires via separating tread about 2010. Did not matter whose Chinese Trailer Tire it was. We were killing at least 1 tire per trip. Same trailer, car, payload since new. In August '16 I finally got smart, went to GY Wrangler HT 225/75 16" Light Truck tire, load range "E".It was tough buying 7 wheels and tires but it solved our problem. We travel 10K plus a year, tires look great, and since have installed same setup on my Trailer Toad and companion trailer we use. That's 15 tires and wheels in last few months, but NO blowouts, etc. Rick Pennington GT/P #2022