Most Popular 5.30-12 for 2016 Polaris Ranger

I needed a new set of tires for a camper I recently sold. I had bought trailer tires from etrailer in the past with great results. My expectations were met and exceeded again this time. The quality of the product, the communication, the price and the speed of delivery cannot be surpassed. I got a great set of Kenda tires on USA made rims for a great price. Tires are kind of like brake jobs, do you really want a cheap one? Sure A****n is great for a lot of stuff but I’m not going to go barreling down the road towing a trailer on poor quality tires. Do yourself a favor and get it right the first time. It’ll save you money in the long run!

Kenda tires were the OEM tires on my single axle Viking Pop Up. The original tires were weather cracked from 6 years of outside storage, so I decided to replace them even though they had plenty of tread left. The wheels were still like new, so I thought I'd save some $$ and I buy replacement tires only from my local RV store (not Kenda brand). I had a difficult time finding a tire shop that would mount 12 inch wheels. I bargained with used tire shop and paid $25 to mount and balance two tires. The money I saved on the tires, I spent mounting them. With less than 2 years on those generic tires I had a blowout on the highway, fortunately no damage done to camper, but the wheel was destroyed. I learned my lesson. I should have bought the Kenda tires. I have probably 3 to 4000 miles on these new tires, and they look like new.