Urgent help please need Tires for 365 SAQ

[jtaylor1920]

Give trailertiresandwheels.com a look. They mount, balance and ship for free. They have the G614's and Saliuns. I'm running the G614's and just picked up a Saliun as a spare. Both tires appear to be well made and are significantly heavier than the Marathons I pulled off a couple years ago.

The G614's have a good reputation and the Saliuns seem to be garnering one as well. I'll be watching how they do over the next couple of years and if they continue to perform well I'll be putting a set on in place of my G614's.

[keizer_or]

I just put Sailun 235x80x16 on 6.0 wheels. Les Schwab now carries them here in the west. They are a heavy tire.

[CC75]

I believe Sailun is from China. I still have a phobia of tires made in China. I suppose I have ChinaTirePhobia, and it may not be a phobia if the fear is real.

[Iwannacamp]

Originally Posted by CC75

I believe Sailun is from China. I still have a phobia of tires made in China. I suppose I have ChinaTirePhobia, and it may not be a phobia if the fear is real.

If it ain't then it aught to be....

[robertc68]

I am going with the good year endurance tires.Thanks for all the help.I could wait on the salium tire ,because of time.One more question,what is the proper jacking method for tire changing.I have read a few but still confused.I have the 6 k dexter axles.

[Big-Foot]

Originally Posted by saus

We run Sailun 235/80/r16 LRG 14 ply tires. I did a lot of research before buying these. They are not China bombs even though made in china. They actually go through rigorous testing. I keep track of the TPMS on our trips. Even here in Florida when the temp gets in the mid 90's the tire temp remains under 100 and the psi never has gone above 122. We really like them.

Sailuns here too... Great tire! I run at 100 PSI with steel rims..

[keizer_or]

Originally Posted by Big-Foot

Sailuns here too... Great tire! I run at 100 PSI with steel rims..

I too have gone to Sailuns and run them at 100 PSI on the factory rims that were rated for 110 PSI.

[Tacpayne]

Originally Posted by ben31

Carlisles are supposed to be good. I am getting ready to purchase tires and have done a LOT of research (almost too much). I am going with either Goodyear Endurance or Carlisle 235/80R16Es. Yes they will fit your wheels as I have the same size (16x6) and both are close to the same price.

I would say for sure Goodyear Endurance, but they have only been out since about Jan, so don't have a lot of history behind them, yet. Tire testing and reviews show they should last, I still would like more real usage data.

I just put the carlisle Radial trail HD on my 384qbok. I literally towed my camper home with castle rocks and replaced them. In the short 80 miles of towing with the Carlisle so far I can tell a huge difference, and you could feel a difference in the side wall rigidity just handling the tires. I towed home in 20mph wind and really had some swaying, I towed 80miles with 30mph winds and it felt so much better. Still had swaying , but that can't be helped. Right now I am 100% happy with my decision, now it's just a longevity test.