Most Popular Bias Ply Tire for 2016 Polaris Ranger

everythiing was as promised

i haven't driven my trailer yet, tires look solid.

Packaging, fitment, quality and delivery time were all as expected. Perfect for my 2 place snowmobile trailer!

Fast delivery, great price, and the website makes picking the tires easier. I ordered two tires on rims and the box was well designed and made the tires easy to handle, simple but not too many companies have thought it through.

I can always count on your company to have and deliver my different tire needs. I have used your company numerous times. I just keep coming back.

Great tires! High quality! This is my second set in 10 years. Recommend keeping sun shades on them to get the greatest longevity out of them as my trailer tires get old from age rather than miles.

I got this for a spare for my new trailer. Tire and rim both good quality set.

Great delivery your tracking app is the best Tires go on the boat trailer tomorrow

I've had these wheels on my trailer for about a year - roughly 6K miles or so, and they've performed very well. The wheels hold tire pressure and look good on my trailer - Recommended Replacement wheels!

The new tire I just ordered, the rim seems very shiny like painted on chrome vs the same one I ordered about 2 years ago from your company that looks truly galvanized. Did I order the wrong one?

Thanks! I think it was the best purchase I've ever made. They are already mounted on the rings and full of air. The tires held up 70 pounds of air.

Always prompt and packaged well

Arrived in proper shipping boxes, shipping was a week, needed them faster due to leaving for camping and bad tires but they got changed the day we left.

Nice having exact fit mounted bolt on replacement. Tire is identical to OEM on my Loadstar trailer carrying maximum capacity boat. I love shopping at etrailer. Any fitment questions are always answered by a real person that is knowledgeable in the field. Highly recommend.

Arrived on time and as advertised. Came fully inflated to the correct pressure. I bought these to replace 12 inch wheels to get my 15 foot Jon boat a little lower because the ramp where this is launched is pretty shallow and I hate getting my truck wheels in the water when I launch. I adjusted the trailer and these wheels were the finishing touch to get where I need to be.

I have about 7000 freeway miles on the tires with no issues with the tires themselves. I do have a significant issue with the rim/valve stem interface. Each tire failed at the valve stem while on the freeway - that is THREE highway speed flats. It turns out that in each case the rim cut the valve stem. Would I recommend them? Yes, but ONLY IF the valve holes are deburred and better valve stems are installed.

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.

I have only used the trailer a couple of times, but the wheel/tire assembly works great and still looks like new after a year out in the weather.

Just finished a harbor freight 4 x 8 trailer and turning it into a kayak trailer. Class B tires came with the trailer and I am immediately replacing them with the Kenda Class C 4.80 x 12" from etrailer.com. This gives me a higher speed tire and at least I can "feeL" safer at 65 mph or so if I have to speed a little to go around a car or on the Interstate. Very impressed with these tires and fast shipping received. Here is picture of trailer.