Goodyear G614

[spock123]

I’m thinking about replacing the G614 with Goodyear Endurance. I wonder if the Endurance tires will fit the G614 rims. I’m not replacing the G614 tomorrow. The Endurance tires have more load per tire. The G614 are 110psi and the Endurance is 80psi. The G614 is 3750lbs and the Endurance is 4080 per tire. The Endurance cost per tire is about $125 less than the G614. My 32RL Cedar Creek loaded on the yellow sticker is 15,750lbs. I’m only interested in the Goodyear’s, not even going to waste my time looking at anything else. Just advice like I said I’m not buying new tires tomorrow

[valleyduo]

Originally Posted by spock123

I’m thinking about replacing the G614 with Goodyear Endurance. I wonder if the Endurance tires will fit the G614 rims. I’m not replacing the G614 tomorrow. The Endurance tires have more load per tire. The G614 are 110psi and the Endurance is 80psi. The G614 is 3750lbs and the Endurance is 4080 per tire. The Endurance cost per tire is about $125 less than the G614. My 32RL Cedar Creek loaded on the yellow sticker is 15,750lbs. I’m only interested in the Goodyear’s, not even going to waste my time looking at anything else. Just advice like I said I’m not buying new tires tomorrow

Assuming you are looking at the 255/85-16 Endurance tire. According to Goodyear's website your current tire size works with rims from 6 to7.5 inches wide. The 255 Endurance works with rims from 6.5 to 8 inches. As long as you don't currently have 6 inch rims they would work. Another thing to keep in mind is you will be getting a larger diameter tire as well. You'll gain about an inch and a half in diameter so be sure you have clearance. This will also cause your 5th wheel to be about 3/4 to 1 Inch taller, so keep that in mind as well. Cedar Creeks are pretty tall already.