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- Recommended ST Trailer Tires for Speeds Over 65 MPH
- There are many 15 inch tires that will give you a speed rating higher than the standard 65 mph. Tires with speed rating L can handle speeds up to 75 mph and speed rating M up to 81 mph. We have others rated even higher like the Goodyear Endurance ST205/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire - Load Range D # 724861519 with speed rating N of up to 87 mph. This is my recommendation for your replacement Special Trailer (ST) Tires. They are rated for up to 2,150 lbs at 65 psi and they are made in the...
view full answer... - What Does 6 on 5-1/2 Inch Mean on Wheel of Goodyear Endurance ST225/75R15 Tire w Wheel # 724857519A
- 6 on 5-1/2 inch is the bolt pattern of the wheel on the Goodyear Endurance ST225/75R15 Radial Tire w 15" White Spoke Wheel # 724857519A. Since your trailer has a 6 lug wheel, and this is the only standard 6 lug trailer wheel bolt pattern, this tire and wheel combo would fit your trailer and work well. I attached a help article link on wheel bolt patterns to this page as well.
6 is the number of lugs and then 5.5 inches is the distance between them across the center of the wheel.
view full answer... - Replacement Tires for Forest River Rockwood Geo Pro G19FD with ST235/75-15 Tires
- The reason you are having trouble finding replacement tires for your Forest River Rockwood Geo Pro G19FD is because the ST235/75-15 tires it has is a very uncommon size that only a few trailer tire manufacturers produce. The closest size we have to this is a ST225/75-15 which is going to be 0.6" smaller in diameter and 0.4" smaller in width. The decreased size should not cause any issues whatsoever on your trailer therefore, I recommend switching to the Goodyear Endurance ST225/75R15 Radial...
view full answer... - Choosing Between ST and LT Tires for a 5th Wheel Trailer
- Yes, both special trailer (ST) and light truck (LT) tires can be used on a 5th wheel trailer. They are actually the only two types of tires rated for this use. The reason for this is that tires on a trailer will be subjected to much harsher conditions that require a stiffer sidewall. A condition in which passenger (P) tires are not equipped to handle. Please note there are two different light truck (LT) tires, ones with the LT designation after the wheel diameter (ex. 7.50-16LT) and ones...
view full answer... - Difference Between ST205/75R14 and ST215/75R14 Goodyear Trailer Tires
- The Goodyear Endurance ST205/75R14 Radial Trailer Tire # 724864519 and the ST215/75R14 # 724865519 that you referenced are simply different tire sizes. The ST215/75R14 tire size is larger in diameter/height by just about 0.6 inches and larger in width by about 0.4 inches when compared to your existing ST205/75R14 tires.
As long as you have the wheel well clearance available for the slightly larger size, there isn't a reason you couldn't upgrade to the Goodyear # 724865519. The larger...
view full answer... - PSI of Goodyear Endurance 225/75R15 Trailer Tires
- The Goodyear Endurance ST225/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire # 724857519 with a load range of E have a maximum load of 2,830 at 80 psi but these can be a different psi based on the rating of the load rating you want. I have added a chart which shows the psi based on tire size and load capacity.
For a ST225/75R15 trailer tire with a load rating of D our most popular option is the Contender # C22515D which has a maximum load of 2,540 lbs at 65 psi. You would want to get the tires that have a...
view full answer... - Comparing Goodyear, Westlkae, and Taskmaster/Provider Tires for Size ST2358R16
- The three tire brands are all great in their own ways but the best all-around will be the USA made Goodyear part # 724860519 for the tire size of 235/85R16. It will be the most reliable, has the highest speed rating at 87 mph and like I mentioned it's the only one made in the USA.
Westlake is the best non-USA tire part # LHWL410. This is actually a Load Range G (the Goodyear is only available in F) so if you need the higher capacity 4,080-lb max load at 110 psi over the 3,640 lb at 80...
view full answer... - Are Castle Rock Tires Prone to Blowouts
- This conversation is always a slippery slope because most folk's opinions are usually based solely on their personal experience and not in comparison to the entire market. Blowouts are almost always caused by something more than just how the tire was built, but there are some characteristics of a tire to consider when choosing which tire you want on your trailer.
For example, Castle Rock is an economy trailer tire. If we compare it to the Goodyear Endurance ST225/75R15 Tire, # 724857519,...
view full answer... - Can I Replace Trailer Tires with Light Duty Truck Tires
- Thank you for trusting us at the beginning stages of your research!
Trailer tires actually have a different design than passenger tires (like the light duty tires you are talking about) so you always want to stick with trailer tires for a trailer. The sidewall is more stiff because they don't have to help with a comfortable ride. This means that they are much better suited to handle the heavier trailer weights and they do a better job as dissipating heat when under a heavy load than...
view full answer... - Will Goodyear 225/75R-15 Trailer Tire Fit as Replacement for 205/75R-15 Trailer Tire
- The Goodyear Endurance ST225/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire - Load Range E # 724857519 is definitely an upgrade over the Westlake ST205/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire - Load Range D # LHWL300 and is likely to fit well as a replacement if you have a bit of extra room on your Grand Design travel trailer.
When inflated, the Westlake 205/75R15 measures 8.1 inches wide and has a diameter of 27.1 inches, while the Goodyear Endurance measures 8.9 inches wide and has a diameter of 28.3 inches. So as...
view full answer... - Best Trailer Tires for a Heartland Bighorn 3610 RE
- For starters, Westlake does make a great trailer tire but it pales in comparison to the Goodyear Endurance. Therefore, this is absolutely the option I recommend you take. In regards to choosing between the 235/80-16 and the 235/85-16, I recommend you stick with the same size that was equipped on the trailer from the OEM. Therefore, the Goodyear Endurance ST235/80R16 Radial Trailer Tire part # 724858519 is what you want.
The most common misconception about trailer tires is that they blow...
view full answer... - Could Tire Size of 175/80R13 on Camper be Replaced with 205/75-14
- The overall tire diameter will increase from 24.1 inches to 26.3 inches so you'd have about 1 inch less of fender clearance. The clearance between the frame of the trailer and the tire sidewall would decrease by 15 mm too. It's very common for people to upgrade the size of their wheel/tires like this so most likely you'd have the needed clearance but you should check to be sure.
For a wheel and tire in that size the Goodyear Endurance ST205/75R14 Radial Tire w 14" White Spoke Wheel #...
view full answer... - Recommendation to Replace 205/75R14 Trailer King Trailer Tires
- To replace the 205/75R14 Trailer King Tires on your trailer I highly recommend the Goodyear Endurance Radial Trailer Tire # 724864519. Unlike what you currently have these trailer tires are actually made right here in the USA and they have several unique features on top of that to separate them from most other brands on the market.
These particular tires feature automotive-grade tread channels (not usually seen on trailer tires) that greatly improve traction, a raised scuff guard on...
view full answer... - Are Goodyear Tires the Best Trailer Tires
- Goodyear tires, like # 724858519, are regarded as some of the best trailer tires available. Their tires are more like automobile tires than most because of the breaks in the ribs on the tread. This causes improved traction especially in wet conditions. The picture I attached shows the broken treads as opposed to continuous treads of most other brands.
Goodyear tires also have additional sidewall reinforcement that is similar to what they use on their truck tires to prevent the rubber...
view full answer... - Tire and Weight Distribution Upgrades for Forest River Surveyor
- Since you are going across the country you are definitely doing the right thing in terms of trying to maximize your safety. The first thing to know is that your trailer tires should be rated to match or exceed your trailer's GVWR; your 205/75R14 tires, which are likely a load range C, do not have a high enough load rating for your 7,480 lb GVWR.
The first thing you should do is upgrade to the Goodyear Endurance ST205/75R14 Radial Trailer Tire - Load Range D # 724864519. Not only do these...
view full answer... - Are 205/75-15 Tires Good for a 7,500 Lb Camper
- How many axles do you have on your trailer and what is the load range of the tires you have now? If it is a single axle trailer and you are using load range d tires which are the highest we offer for a 205/75-15 tire then you are going to be limited to a 4,300 lb weight capacity (2,150 lbs per tire). However, if you have a tandem axle trailer and you are using load range d tires then you then you are going to be limited to a 8,600 lb weight capacity (2,150 lbs per tire).
Therefore, if...
view full answer... - Should I Inflate Cold Tire to Maximum PSI to Allow for Heat Buildup
- You are correct, Goodyear Endurance tire part # 724864519A is rated for 65 PSI. It is always recommended to inflate most trailer tires to max PSI because it extends their life, cuts down on wear and allows them to be used at the maximum weight capacity.
However, Goodyear tires are designed to be inflated to lower PSI based off of weight. The maximum weight capacity of the Goodyear tire decreases with a lower PSI in the tire but the quality of the tire will not be affected. I have attached...
view full answer... - Tire Recommendation to Replace 235/80R16 Tire on a Heavy Duty Dump Trailer
- I recommend going with the Goodyear Endurance ST235/80R16 Radial Trailer Tire # 724858519 because it has a superior tread design and a higher speed rating of 87 mph when compared to other similar tires. This specific tire has a 10 ply load range E rating (single tire: 3,420 lbs at 80 psi and dual tires: 3,000 lbs at 80 psi), is made in the USA, and comes with a limited warranty with free tire replacement. Just be sure that the weight rating can hold up to at least your axle weight rating...
view full answer... - 205/75R14 Size Trailer Tire Needed with Load Range D and Speed Rating of at Least 81 mph
- We do have 205/75R14 size radial tires that have a load range of D and a speed rating of at least 81 mph. Out of our available selection I recommend going with the Goodyear Endurance # 724864519.
This tire has a max load rating of 2,040 lbs at 65 psi and a speed rating N which is 87 mph! It comes with a limited warranty with free tire replacement for the first 2/32" of usable tread or the first 12 months from the date of purchase (whichever comes first).
Attached is a review video...
view full answer... - Trailer Tire Recommendation for Replacing 14 inch Wheel and Tire
- For how much you'll be towing I'd recommend going with the USA made Goodyear Endurance trailer tire like part # 724857519 which is a tire size of 225/75R15. For this tire mounted on a 6 lug wheel we have the part # 724857519A. Since basically all 14 inch trailer wheels have a 5 on 4-1/2 inch bolt pattern though your best option is just the tire mentioned before with a 5 lug wheel like part # 560545SM2 which is a galvanized option.
These tires have much higher speed ratings at 87 mph,...
view full answer... - Recommendation to Replace ST205/75R15 Trailer Tires for Improved Ride
- Based on my research your 23 foot long Stealth Snowmobile Trailer is equipped with ST205/75R15 tires with a Load Range C.
If this is the case I highly recommend sticking with the same size but upgrading to the Goodyear Endurance ST205/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire # 724861519. There are a couple features on the Goodyear Endurance tire line that separates it from pretty much any other trailer tire on the market.
The first is its Durawall technology that consists of a rubber compound...
view full answer... - Best Tires for a 15,000 Lb 5th Wheel Trailer
- The best tires for your 5th wheel trailer are going to be the ones that are recommended by the manufacturer in regards to size and load range. There is most likely a sticker on the trailer near the tongue that will list the size and load range but if not you can call the trailer manufacturer with your VIN or look to see what size tires you have now assuming they are the correct size.
Once you can provide me with the tire size information, I can then provide you with the best trailer...
view full answer... - Recommended Trailer Tire and Wheel for Tow Dolly
- The issue is that a 205/75R15 tire is designed to work on 15 inch rims and if you plan on using a 205/75/R14 tire that means you will need to stick with the 14 inch rims on your tow dolly.
The best option is to continue on with a ST205/75/R14 tire but increase it to a load range D, upgrade the tire quality and ensure you keep it inflated to the proper psi.
I strongly recommend the the Goodyear Endurance # 724864519, which is the best trailer tire we offer because it has automotive-grade...
view full answer... - Highest Speed Rated Trailer Wheel and Tire Recommendation for Tire Size 205/75-14
- We do have one option with a higher speed rating. The Goodyear Endurance ST205/75R14 Radial Tire w 14" White Spoke Wheel # 724864519A has a speed rating of 87 MPH and is the highest rated option we have. 87 MPH is really fast for towing though so my recommendation is to use your best judgment and not exceed any speed limits!
view full answer... - What is the Height Difference Between ST22575R15 Load Range D and Load Range E Tires
- The ST255/75R15 digits actually refer to the external dimensions of the tires. Since your Goodyear Marathon tires have the same size as the Goodyear Endurance ST225/75R15 # 724857519 they will have the same section width of 8.78" and overall diameter of 28.31".
The 1/2" difference you saw in height from the load range C to load range D tires could have simply been the difference in how much air pressure they had at the time or even the tread wear.
Attached is a review video for you...
view full answer... - Can 235/80R16 Tires be Used with 235/85R16 Tires on the Same Trailer
- Although they are similar in width, the 235/85R16 size tires are going to be almost an entire inch larger in diameter than the 235/80R16 size tires. This means that your trailer won't be completely level while you are towing and your tires won't wear evenly not to mention what could happen to your suspension over time.
I recommend using the Goodyear Endurance tires to replace the tires on your flatbed trailer as well as your camper. For the 235/85R16 you would need part # 724860519 load...
view full answer... - Recommended Tires to Replace 7.00-15LT Tires on Airstream Trailer
- When an ST trailer tire blows it is typically the result of the user overloading the trailer (which overloads the tires), damaging them by hitting curbs and potholes, not running them at the psi rating on the sidewall, or exceeding the speed rating. If you stay within the capacities of your trailer tires they should wear at an even pace. The average lifespan really depends on how much you use them and how loaded they are. Since you have managed to keep the same tires for 12 years it sounds...
view full answer... - Tire Stock Age for Goodyear Endurance Trailer Tires
- The Goodyear Endurance ST205/75R15 Radial Trailer Tire - Load Range D # 724861519 you referenced are going to have a wide range of manufacture dates on them but we go through trailer tires pretty swiftly so it is unlikely you will be getting a tire more than any number of months old; whether that is 2-6 is really not possible to say as we have so many and going through them individually isn't really feasible.
Even if you get a tire on the older side (again, in terms of months) it will...
view full answer... - Trailer Tire Recommendation for Keystone Outback 28 KRS
- The best tire solution we have for your Keystone Outback 28 KRS is going to be the Goodyear Endurance ST205/75R14 # 724864519. It has more than enough capacity for your trailer at 2,040 lbs at 65 psi, has a higher speed rating of 87 mph, and comes with a tire warranty that includes tire replacement.
Typically what causes tire blow outs are overloading, excessive speed, and/or underinflation. A lot of trailer tires are only rated for 65 mph too which is a big reason a lot of people experience...
view full answer... - Comparing Goodyear Endurance and Trail King Trailer Tires
- If you are looking for middle-of-the-road tires that will get the job done then you can use the Trail King trailer tires but if you are really wanting the best tires out there the Goodyear Endurance tires are the way to go. Not only do they have a name that you can trust but they use a nylon belt and durawall technology to give you the most sturdy tire out there.
The Endurance tires, like part # 724864519, are made in the USA, have a max speed rating of 87 mph, and they come with a limited...
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