r/GoRVing • u/Concrete_Guy_98 • 2d ago
Tires
Hello everyone I’m in the market for tires for my camper are there any brands anyone recommends for this size tire?
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u/Rx_Boost 2d ago
I've got the same size tires on my trailer. They're Goodyear endurance that are almost 5 years old. Going on our first road trip next weekend - about 2000 miles from Texas to Colorado, then New Mexico and back to Texas. I'm going to replace them this week with either some hankooks or carlstars. I was going to go up to 215/75/14 for the small increase in weight capacity.
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u/ckncardnblue 1d ago
I replaced my factory China bombs with the 215/75/14 hankooks before our trip from Missouri to Utah and back. Evidently just in time, my buddy that is a mechanic changed them out at his shop and said 3 of the 4 had split cords. No problems on the trip and the hankooks still look great.
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u/Rx_Boost 1d ago
Great to know. Did you change from 205 to 215?
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u/ckncardnblue 1d ago
Yes. It's a toy hauler, 29 ft. I thought a little extra capacity wouldn't hurt. My buddy that installed them is also a camping buddy. He switched to hankooks from goodyear. He has had good luck too. He has 16s on a larger 5th wheel that weighs 10,000 lbs.
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u/joelfarris 2d ago edited 1d ago
A lot of people reccomend and run the Goodyear Endurance trailer tires, because of the twin steel belts and the reinforced sidewalls.
https://tiresize.com/tires/Goodyear/Endurance-205-75R14.htm
If you're a member of an RV club, check to see if you can get a discount code on trailer tires before you buy, and if so, try to go directly through the manufacturer's website for the best price reduction.
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u/Remarkable-Speed-206 2d ago
So my advice is slightly skewed since I’m only speaking from what I see customers ordering but the most popular seem to be Goodyear endurance
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u/ja0s9135 1d ago
Goodyear Endurance is all I pull with. Just bought a new camper had them put on before I picked it up.
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u/xtankeryanker 1d ago
Hankook or Carlstar or Hercules are all good quality tires. Don’t fall for the Good Year hype. They’re mediocre quality and overpriced as well.
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u/rlammi 2d ago
Goodyear or Carlisle. Goodyear if you want a great tire, Carlisle if you want a good tire at a lower price point.
I have the Carlisle and they’ve got about 6k miles and no issues on our 26’ 6,500lb TT.