Availability of Off-Road Tires for Forest River Geo Pro 19RB

Updated 02/01/2026 | Published 01/28/2026

Question:

do you have offroad tires and wheels for a Forest River Geo Pro 19RB Trailer? Thanks

asked by: tim b

Expert Reply:

Hey Tim! We do have off-road tires like the Kenda ST235/75R15 Radial Off-Road Trailer Tire # KE68JR. However, I don't know what tire size comes on your Geo Pro 19RB. If you can tell me the tire size, or at least the year so I can try to look it up in pictures, I would be happy to see if something is available that will fit.

expert reply by: Robin H

Kenda ST235/75R15 Radial Off-Road
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David

2/1/2026

Hello Tim, Robin from e-trailer ask me provide of info on how I like this tires, Well let me tell these tires ride way better than the original tires. Though I only have a 19 ft Geopro if I had a bigger rig I bet you will feel it even more. The speed rating is so much higher . I drive the speed limit but know I have more safety with this tire. I also like the load rating, I have a tendency to load my little trailer down with all my camping essentials, I don’t believe I’m over loaded now but having a better load rating gives me a better feeling. I have stabilizing bars as well. This is my honest opinion and am not getting subsidies or discounts by making this comment. I normally do not give a lot of opinions, on on this product I thought it’s a safety issue these tire in my opinion are very good. Take care and happy travels.

2/1/2026

Tim, I bought theses tires in a Load Range D, as I wanted more stability and extra ply rating. . Unlike the load range "C" that came on the trailer, I'm getting better wear as I had them Balanced before I installed. I put 5K on them and have had no issues and good tire wear. I always check my wheel bearings at the beginning of the season as well as wheel torque. I own a 2021 Geo Pro 20 BHS.

Fishnot

2/1/2026

I put these on a 37 ft Wolfpack toy hauler four of them, because I was tired of standard trailer tires wearing out in two seasons plus I do spend quite a bit of time on Forest Service Roads with my trailer. I've used them for one season and they're wearing much better then the standard trailer tires and have considerable more tread which I really like considering I drive on a lot of gravel and Rocky rocky roads. So far so good I'm guessing I might get Four Seasons out of them based on how they're wearing which is nice and they seem quite tough.

Jeff

2/1/2026

Hey Tim, I have a Forest River Coachmen Catalina single axle. I purchased this tire as a spare only so I have not had to use it. I will say that it is good quality, matches exactly what I am running from the factory and my tire guy said it balanced nice which is usually a good tell of a good quality tire. I hope this helps a little.