So far so good. I put a pair on the rear axle of my equipment trailer. We made a round trip in August from Texas to California. So that's about 3800 miles with day time temperature in deserts running the 108 to 115 degrees F range. I did blow one tire but not one of these. It was an different tire on the front axle. We had about 3 tons of machinery on the trailer. So that's about 2,000 pounds per tire including the trailer weight. They are actually made in the USA. No problems with the seller. They showed up at my gate in a few days. Going by the mfg date, they are only a couple of months old. I am happy.

Installed these on my boat trailer in July of 2019. These tires replaced my Goodyear Marathon tires. These are Load Range E in the same size/ shape as my Load Range D Marathon tires. As these are trailer tires, most of the ratings above don't apply (Ride, Traction, etc). I have already put about 500 miles on them and they have been great so far.

Learned a lesson the hard way about inexpensive tires. Blew a tire on our travel trailer and the flailing rubber and steel belts shredded the underside and side. Replaced with the best tire I could find - these Goodyears. Great reviews and higher speed rating (N) than all the cheap alternatives which will overheat and begin to fail when you run over 65 mph in the summer. This was the lowest price out there, the four tires I ordered arrived within a week, and the manufacture dates were within a month before they arrived (not old, dry rotted inventory like some discount sellers out there). Local tire shop mounted them without any issues and said they balanced out perfectly, a sign of a high quality tire. They run great on our camper, smooth and hold pressure well.

I use Goodyear Endurance on my fifth wheel, as many RV owners do...because they hold up so much better than those "China bombs". American made really seems to make a difference when it comes to tires! I get them fast and they are within MONTHS of manufacture date! Just what I like!

I have used endurance tires on my RV for 3 years. last month while preparing to travel, I found one of the tire treads had separated. I checked the other 3 more carefully and found they were dry rotted. I had to replace all 4 tires. There was plenty tread left. Tires should not dry rot in just 3 years.

I purchased these tires for my fifth wheel RV online based in the great reviews that I read. I've been running them going on 9 months now traveling full time. These tires are very smooth while traveling and haven't had any problems at all so far. I highly recommend these tires for anyone pulling a fifth wheel or travel trailer RV.

Replaced the stock LionsHead tires on my travel trailer going up a weight and speed rating. Only traveled 700 miles with them. So far no complaints. The sidewalls are noticeably stiffer and I feel more relaxed while traveling with these over the stock.

I have a 28 foot Coachman Apex travel trailer. These tires are a huge improvement over my original equipment tires. I feel a lot safer...the trailer handles better when towed and I am getting better gas mileage. I HIGHLY recommend scrapping your original equipment tires and buying Goodyear Endurance trailer tires. My original equipment tires slipped on a turn, I replaced them almost immediately. Great choice.

You can't go wrong with this tire! Hands down best trailer tire on the market right now. Construction and durability of the cheap Westlakes I took off my trailer do not even compare to the Goodyear Endurance! Now I can have peace of mind and confidence when I tow my trailer.

So far we've put about 1000 miles on these Goodyear Endurance Tires. They pull smooth and sure and seem much more composed even at 65-70 MPH. Towing in California is limited to 55, so lots of people keep it at 60 or under. Towing in Arizona has allowed us to run a bit faster and the trailer feels better at higher speeds, and these tires have a higher speed rating than the Marathons they replaced so if you don't mind burning the extra fuel, the tires don't mind either.