USA made trailer tire

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Finally a good USA made trailer tire again. According to Goodyear they listened to complaints and started making a tire again. I just got mine in and they look and feel awesome. Heavy tire. Goodyear endurance
 

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TheBac

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If these tires are what Goodyear hopes they are, they are going to sell a lot of them....
 
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If these tires are what Goodyear hopes they are, they are going to sell a lot of them....

I agree. My Duracell ultra USA made battery's is all I will buy. Last along time. I think people will catch on. Pay more now or be stranded later when it's a Friday heading out to camp lol. I'm just trying to spread the word. I believe in USA made products. Let's support.
 

Hambone

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Our tire Rep just sold us these for about 4 different trailers...
I'll keep you guys posted on how they do:thumb:
First impressions... they don't squat as much and seem like just a quality piece :woott:
 
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Damn this trailer pulls so much better. Granted I went from a C to a D but damn. Love these tires. Go USA and Goodyear.
 

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dk2429

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Yup! Next time I need 4 new shoes around my boat or RV I'll be getting the Endurance tires. Have ran Marathons for years and they've yet to fail me!
 

dk2429

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If I'm not mistaken, ST tires have a higher Load rating than LT tires...

Difference between a car tire and a trailer tire simply is the sidewall... Trailer tires have stronger reinforced sidewalls to take the beating the trailer will give it. There are actually A LOT of guys that are getting sick of trailer tires blowing out, so they're switching to light truck tires with stiffer sidewalls. I've yet to do so, but everybody I see that does has said you'll never have problems with blowouts again
 
Apr 15, 2015
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Difference between a car tire and a trailer tire simply is the sidewall... Trailer tires have stronger reinforced sidewalls to take the beating the trailer will give it. There are actually A LOT of guys that are getting sick of trailer tires blowing out, so they're switching to light truck tires with stiffer sidewalls. I've yet to do so, but everybody I see that does has said you'll never have problems with blowouts again[/QUOTEI


I agree and would much rather run a E LT tire but that's impossible for us with 14" and very hard to find in 15s now. If you look at the big 15k lb toy haulers. Some of them come from factory with LT tires. And must blow outs come from people running bias ply tires. I still see these on new travel trailers. What a junk tire.