Need new tires...best tire brand???

[jtesta1]

You're gonna get a bunch of different opinions. I prefer Trailer King tires but that's just my opinion. Which ever tire you choose. Always accompany them with tire pressure monitoring system.

[ProfChuck]

Originally Posted by DouglasReid

Whichever brand of tire you select Id recommend going with a higher rated tire than the factory put on. Mine came with E rated tires.

I just needed new tires and went with G rated. Rated for greater weight carrying capacity and a higher speed rating as well.

Just watch out because while the tires will carry a greater weight and give you more headroom on speed, etc., the suspension and axles of your trailer won't carry any more weight than they are rated for. Also, sometimes the wheels will only carry the pressure for the tires they were rated for in the first place and could come apart if too much inflation is applied. Make sure you check the ratings out before inflating the tires to their max. People have been killed by exploding rims.

[Mountndream]

Originally Posted by Fun finders

It’s time to replace the tires on our fifth wheel,I’m kind of leaning towards the Carlyle HD. Did anyone have any issues with them?

i put 4 of them on my Sandpiper last year before we headed out to Yellowstone. They have been great

[Jakieboy]

X3 Goodyear Endurance. Replaced the OEM Goodyear Marathons, which were China bombs, after two tires failed after less than a year of service.

[dannyabear]

Originally Posted by Jakie-Boy

X3 Goodyear Endurance. Replaced the OEM Goodyear Marathons, which were China bombs, after two tires failed after less than a year of service.

I think GY learned their lesson making the Marathons in china, the Endurance is made in the USA

[Beachbourbon]

Just bought these...too early for a real review. But so far so good.

[Summit1]

listening...

Seriously, consideration of cost vs. price is wise, especially when an effort to save a small amount of money can potentially cost a large amount of money.

I have the cheap OEM tires on my TT, but they will be replaced with Goodyear Endurance in the near future.

While attending a RV show last week, I saw some Jayco TT's equipped with the Goodyears. Maybe this is the beginning of a positive trend.

[Dan50]

Originally Posted by mwdilday

My Cedar Creek has 215-75/17.5 tires. I can't seem to find any reference to a 17.5" tire. Biggest I see in the Endurance is 16".

Sailun S637 in your size.

https://simpletire.com/sailun-215-75...SABEgKFoPD_BwE

[Tundra 2014]

Carlyles were original on my trailer, worked well. I was able to move up size and load rating w/ Goodyear Endurance and only gained 3/16" in height. I found the GY on sale less than what the Carlyle replacement were. After 5K, I believe they tow better and minimal wear on 7100 lb. TT. GY has a very good load rating chart also.