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Old 02-08-2017, 09:55 AM   #21
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I have G614s on my toy hauler. I have been extremely pleased with them. But if these new Endurance tires do well, I'd have no problem going with a set on future campers. I like the weight rating.

Does anyone know the speed rating? I do like the peace of mind if I'm doing over 65 mph on the interstates and not worrying about surpassing what the tires are rated for.
Speed Rating is N which is listed as 87 MPH
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Old 02-08-2017, 09:56 AM   #22
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You 16" boys have options...us 15" boy/girls have been SOL unless you put LT tires on it.... and then??
Try only having 14's!
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Old 02-08-2017, 10:07 AM   #23
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Gotta give Goodyear a +++ for creating more USA jobs. Made in Gadsden, AL, alongside the G614. It would be interesting if someone could set up a factory tour during BamaGanza in October.
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The E rating on these can't be 4,080 lbs unless someone changed the entire rating system........and not at 80 psi.

Something is amiss.

I emailed the guy who is going to do my disc brakes next month and asked him, since he also sells tires and wheels.........and this is his reply:

I am not sure how they are doing this. RMA is the tire industry governing body on load, inflation, speed and dimensions. The LT 235/85R16 G at ST speeds will carry the 4,080 lbs. Many LT tires have been reclassified as ST tires with no change in construction carrying the 4,080 lbs. at 110 psi.

I have no idea how a load range E, ST tire can carry the same load. The N speed rating is lower than the R speed rating on the G614.

There may be some RMA changes that I am not aware of.
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Old 02-08-2017, 11:03 AM   #25
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Try only having 14's!
LOL point taken and noted
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Old 02-08-2017, 11:12 AM   #26
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LOL point taken and noted
I have found a couple manufacturers that make Load D tires in 14's and now I can add this one to the list as a higher weight tire.

The best one I had found up to now was a Gladiator 215/75/14 Load D Speed N. Kenda and Carlisle both make D's but their speed limited to 65.
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Old 02-08-2017, 07:23 PM   #27
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The E rating on these can't be 4,080 lbs unless someone changed the entire rating system........and not at 80 psi.

Something is amiss.

I emailed the guy who is going to do my disc brakes next month and asked him, since he also sells tires and wheels.........and this is his reply:

I am not sure how they are doing this. RMA is the tire industry governing body on load, inflation, speed and dimensions. The LT 235/85R16 G at ST speeds will carry the 4,080 lbs. Many LT tires have been reclassified as ST tires with no change in construction carrying the 4,080 lbs. at 110 psi.

I have no idea how a load range E, ST tire can carry the same load. The N speed rating is lower than the R speed rating on the G614.

There may be some RMA changes that I am not aware of.
I agree. Someone, maybe even Goodyear, has published bad information. No way GY is selling a $125 load range e tire that carries more weight than their own load range g G614 which is a $300 tire.
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Old 02-08-2017, 07:59 PM   #28
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I agree. Someone, maybe even Goodyear, has published bad information. No way GY is selling a $125 load range e tire that carries more weight than their own load range g G614 which is a $300 tire.
See post #5. The ST 255/85R16 is $192 / each.
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Gotta give Goodyear a +++ for creating more USA jobs. Made in Gadsden, AL, alongside the G614. It would be interesting if someone could set up a factory tour during BamaGanza in October.
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Tire Rack Endurance Spec Table

Click the link and then at the Tire Rack website, scroll down until you see the Description paragraph. Just above that paragraph is a menu bar that says "Description Sizes Specs Warranty", just click on "Specs" to see the table. Also you can scroll up/down within the table to see various sizes.

Link is to Tire Rack's site that has the specs for all different GY Endurance sizes. I note that the 235/80/R16 E size that my Wildcat has is similar in spec to my Maxxis.

A couple of examples:
235/80/R16 E load rated 3420 at 80psi and tire weighs 40 pounds tread width 6.8" . Goodyear Speed Rated "N" 87mph.
255/85/R16 E load rated 4080 at 80psi and tire weight 51 pounds tread width 7.0" . Goodyear Speed Rated "N" 87mph.
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Old 02-09-2017, 04:32 PM   #31
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Tire Rack wants $192.00 per tire. Load capacity 4,080lbs; "E" rated; 80psi; tire weight 51lbs. County of origin U.S.A.
I checked on my tire size 245/80R-16. Discount tire is $175.00 each while Tire Rack is 177.13. with shipping. Customer pick up I'll save $28.14 shipping per tire. Lucky for me Tire Rack is about 1 1/2 hours away so I can save over $100.00. Worth the ride.
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I bought a set of 5 in 235/80 R16's from Discount and got them mounted yesterday, they were $149 but then there was taxes and all the other stuff.
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I have found a couple manufacturers that make Load D tires in 14's and now I can add this one to the list as a higher weight tire.

The best one I had found up to now was a Gladiator 215/75/14 Load D Speed N. Kenda and Carlisle both make D's but their speed limited to 65.
I have been feeling your pain with the 14 tires. I got a little excited when I saw (i think i saw) that they have a 205/75/R14 that is a D range tire. I just could not find a speed rating for it.

I do not need the D's but three things are haunting me. Can my factory aluminum rims handle more than 50psi, finding the speed range and the fact I just put Marathons on 1100 miles ago.

I would consider selling them to some lawn service and going a little deeper in debt. What do you know about the rims and think otherwise?
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I have been feeling your pain with the 14 tires. I got a little excited when I saw (i think i saw) that they have a 205/75/R14 that is a D range tire. I just could not find a speed rating for it.

I do not need the D's but three things are haunting me. Can my factory aluminum rims handle more than 50psi, finding the speed range and the fact I just put Marathons on 1100 miles ago.

I would consider selling them to some lawn service and going a little deeper in debt. What do you know about the rims and think otherwise?
Hankook RA08 in 195R14 is D rated, 99 mph, and carries more than 2100# each; 3 Years on this set with o problems
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What has price got to do with it? Do you want a good tire or a cheap tire, you can't have both...

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That really sounds Great but what about the Price?? is it going to be Price Competitive in that market
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Hankook RA08 in 195R14 is D rated, 99 mph, and carries more than 2100# each; 3 Years on this set with o problems


I second the RA08...
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Well looks like I'll be buying some this year. Good year makes all the NASCAR tires so I see no worry about buying made in USA from Good year tt tires. I presently have Goodyear now and they have served me well even if made in China. Later RJD
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These new GYs.... looked at Discount Tires... special order (0 on hand, in my neck of the woods) $121... for the one I was looking at... you can get them in a 225 75 15... in an E1 rated tire... Maxxis has that as well. To go to LTs with enough capacity, I would otherwise how to upgrade to 16" wheels. Nice to not have to.
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These new GYs.... looked at Discount Tires... special order (0 on hand, in my neck of the woods) $121... for the one I was looking at... you can get them in a 225 75 15... in an E1 rated tire... Maxxis has that as well. To go to LTs with enough capacity, I would otherwise how to upgrade to 16" wheels. Nice to not have to.
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I'll give you guys a few years to test these. I recall too much about GY Marathon reports. I'll probably have 1 more set of Carlisle before or IF I change. I've been running Carlisle RH and HD for many years and many miles. Not about to pay to test for GY but have very high hopes for the product.
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