Goodyear Endurance - 205/75R15 107N All Season Trailer Tire

The media could not be loaded. I attached a video of the trailer tires I took off of my camper compared to the new Goodyear endurance tires that I bought here. The trailer tires that I took off of my camper had less than 200 miles on them. Also, the Goodyear tires I just purchased and the no-name tires I took off have exactly the same load rating and required tire pressure. Had a flat on the first trip with my no name tires that ended up being a small piece of plastic that in my opinion should not have punctured the tire. I am very particular about checking my tire pressure so I know they had the correct psi. When I took the first no name tire off the rim I could see why I had a problem. Comparing the sidewalls of the Goodyears I purchased versus the no-name tire that Came with my camper, there is no comparison. The tires that came on the camper were super flimsy. I would not trust my family going down the road 65 miles an hour with those tires on the trailer behind us. Hopefully the video will show you that a few extra dollars spent could mean the difference of getting to your destination or ending up changing a tire along side of the highway or worse. As you can see in the video I plugged the tire just to limp the camper home without having to change the tire. I always think it’s good insurance to carry a plug kit just to get you off the road to a safe place to change a tire. Additionally we had a different size of the Goodyear endurance tires on our 18,000 pound toy hauler that we traded in and never had a problem pulling all over the country. I would highly recommend the Goodyear Endurance tires.

After problems with low-quality imported trailer tires, eight years ago I switched to these American-made Goodyears for my car hauler based on recommendations from others. Since the old set has now aged-out I am replacing them with more of the same. I have had no problems at all with the old set, which made several drives across the country and back. Note that the Endurance tries are not the same as the old Goodyear Marathon trailer tires, which had a bad reputation in some circles. Goodyear seems to have done it right with the Endurance line, as my friends who have these on their trailers seem to be just as happy with them as I am.

If you pull a travel trailer and it comes with "China bombs" that are just waiting to blow up as you are travelling down the road, you need to replace them with these tires. Yes, they are not cheap but imagine the repair cost when your cheapo tires explode and tear up the side of your travel trailer? I was actually surprised I even found these on Amazon after learning my local dealer couldn't get them for several weeks. I just needed one to replace an existing tire as my trailer came with these already installed; as a few manufacturers have now started doing. Get these, you won't regret it!

These are the best value and perfect fit. Goodyear Endurance always wear good and look great.

This is my second set of BF Goodrich T/A KO2 tires. Head and shoulders better tire than OEM tires.Wear evenly, very little road noise, great traction on dry or wet pavement. 1st set performed outstandingly during a past ice and snow event. I run the tires @ 75 psi cold front and back. The first set have a little over 50K miles on them and still have enough tread that I'm sure they could go another 10K miles if I wanted to push them that far. Running the tires on Chevy 2500HD Z71 - 4 WD - 4 door cab - Duramax diesel - 20" wheels

600 miles on the tire and a small bulge 1/2” has developed.Big headache as my only option, according to Amazon, is to return the tire for a refund.Great except I’m out the cost to mount and balance the tire as well as my time and cost to drive 150 miles round trip to the nearest UPS store to have the defective tire shipped back. That’s the only option Amazon has offered me.Don’t buy tires online and potentially save yourself the hassle.

Traded in the China bombs for a set of higher-quality tires. Feeling much more confident and less worrisome while driving through the mountains of northern Vermont and New Hampshire. These shipped on time with no issues. I've put about 500 miles on them and no problems at all.

I ordered two of these tires for my trailer. When they came, one was about 6 months old, the other was almost 3 years old. I returned the older one and the replacement came and was about 2 months old. Happy with the tires, just watch the manufacturer's date.