Recommended ST235/75R15 Off-Road Radial Tires
Updated 05/06/2026 | Published 04/29/2026
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Question:
Do you know if these tires will fit on a 2021 Jayco 184BS Baja? Currently running the OEM Goodyear LT215 75R15...
asked by: Brad W
Expert Reply:
They definitely should Brad! It looks like you have plenty of room to use the larger Kenda ST235/75R15 Radial Off-Road Trailer Tire item # KE68JR. I can't give you a 100% yes but I can give you some measurements so you can confirm.
The Kenda ST235/75R15 item # KE68JR has an outer diameter that is 1.2" bigger than your current LT215/75R15. They're also going to sit almost 1/2" closer to your Jayco's frame.
You'll want to make sure you have at least 2"-3" of clearance along the outside of your tires to make sure you don't contact the fenders. You'll definitely want to make sure that extra 0.4" of width doesn't put you in contact with your frame.
Where do you take your Jayco Baja that has you upgrading to off-road tires?
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Brad W.
5/4/2026
Thanks for the information! Looking at my trailer I don't see a fitment issue with the additional height and width. We live in SW Colorado and are almost always boondocking and taking rocky, muddy roads and trails to get to where we're going. The OEM tires were alright but seemed bouncy in the sidewalls and definitely a little "loose" on mud and dirt.
Jerred H.
5/4/2026
Louis
5/4/2026
As others has said they are great tires, had the originals ones on our 21 19FSB Geo Pro and they were in good shape but the expiration date was approaching and decided to upgrade to the Kendas, you can't go wrong with this choice.
Michelle
5/4/2026
I put these on my Nucamp teardrop last year and I love them.
Christian W.
5/4/2026
These are excellent travel trailer tires! I use them on our Forest River NOBO 19 TT. They wear evenly and have good sidewall structure.
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Kenda ST235/75R15 Radial Off-Road Trailer Tire - Load Range D
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- Load Range D
- 235/75-15
- 15 Inch
- Q - 99 mph
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Bill
5/4/2026
These are great tires and work well. If they fit, go with them, as, in my opinion, they are better than the OEM ones that came with the trailer. I have a Rockwood 2280-BHESP.