as described, manufacturing date were recent. Thank you!

After China bomb incident on highway in Florida...95 degrees and humid...trailer tires only 6 months old, bought Goodyears. Fresh manufactured date, time will tell, I feel more secure with these on my trailer.

Works well on camper

The tires are the best I could buy through Sam’s they handle great on the road and if i had an issue they are nationwide.

Now have 2500 miles on the tires and they are doing well so far. The proof will be after I make a 6000 mile trip in August. I have had issues with trailer tire sidewalls blowing out on three different brand trailer tires over the years. I am very fussy about my tires and take care of them, checking pressures infrequently on trips, cover while parked and have a tire monitoring system installed. I also replace my tires at 6 years from date of manufacture as a precaution. Time will tell with the Endurance Tires.

These were a second set of tires on our '17 35' 5th wheel, GVWR 10,995lbs. OEM tires, which were decent tires, lasted about 8,000 miles. The Goodyear Endurance tires now have 18,000 miles and are ready for replacement. Very good mileage and no issues with handling or tracking. Highly recommended. For what it's worth, we normally drive at 70mph on interstate and experienced temps from below freezing to over 100 deg, heavy rain, and snow slush. I am buying my second set.

Goodyear trailer tires were on my Featherlite trailer when it was purchased new in 2005. This is my second set of Goodyears for this trailer. They have served me well. Each set of Goodyears on this one trailer could have lasted well beyond the 8 year DOT life recommendations, with appearance and tread life. I depend on my trailer out on the Interstates. This new Endurace tire looks as great as the older Goodyear Marathon.

I bought this same Goodyear tire for my travel trailer before from Walmart. However I was disappointed to see that the tire was nearly 3 years old. Granted that it is "new" and I understand that a tire can still be okay to use if it has been stored properly. I can't imagine how a tire sits that long in a warehouse stock without being rotated. In fairness, I generally keep trailer tires only three years as they experience heavy use, but I might want to rotate this one to the spare sooner than I planned.

Not happy because I received no paperwork. All I received was a paid receipt. I thought I’d get something of a warranty.

Blew out at 500 miles