I replaced 4 Chinese maypops with 4 of these after reading multiple reviews from other fishing enthusiasts and so far i have nothing but good things to say. They definitely ride and yes you feel the towing difference and wear evenly. And besides its just a dern good looking tire so when i wear these out hopefully the endurance will still be in production and I'll replace with a new set then.

I left a neutral rating on traction, wet traction, and winter traction because this doesn't apply on a non-drive wheels on a recreational tow-able unit. Over all, this seems to be a good tire. Doesn't squat under heavy loads and there is less trailer sway than with my previous trailer tires.

I've had Endurance on my trailer for more than four years, with a total of over 40,000 miles in that time. They are very rugged -- we do a lot of towing on rough forest roads. No problem . The tires track well in all conditions, including ice (yikes!), snow, rain, cross-wind, and truck traffic. These are Load Range D on a very small trailer, so this is over-kill. The ride seems to be a little bouncy, probably because this is a little too much tire for the trailer. Even though there is plenty of tread left, I am probably going to get a new set pretty soon -- I live in Southern California, and the ozone in the air is hard on tires. One more thing -- these tires are made in the USA, so I have more confidence in the quality control than I do with tires made elsewhere. Finally, the form for the review forces me to mention my tow vehicle (a Tacoma), which has nothing to do with the trailer tires. They should give us an option to designate the trailer, since these are trailer tires.

Bought 4 tires for my travel trailer spring 2020. bent an axle so rear 2 tires wore unevenly. Replaced those 2 spring 2021. The installer convinced me the other 2 had dry rot. So replaced those 2 with another brand. While waiting I overheard the same installer telling another customer the same thing. His 6 month old tires had dry rot. I got duped, trusting the installer instead of Goodyear quality

Just got back from a 5 week, 6,200 mile trip with our camper. The first three years with our trailer, I blew out 3 tires and was scared to go longer than 150 miles from home! After this trip, no worries about tire failure These tires are all the reviews sadi they were, and I would reccomend then to anyone else pulling a travel trailer.

I've had many different tire brands on my travel trailers over the last 35 years and these are by far the best. We put close to 17000 miles on our last set of endurance over five years. The tires still looked great but I knew we would be smart to replace them after five years regardless of the mileage. Tires are one of the most important things on a trailer from a safety standpoint so spend a little more for these and you'll be glad you did.

When we replaced the tires on our RV everyone we know and met including camper forums recommended the GY Endurance tires. After traveling with the tires we soon found out why they were recommended. If a person is searching for new trailer tires these are the ones to get.

I have a toy hauler running 6 of these tires. Purchased in 2019 as a full-timer and these tires have been great. I have replaced 4 out of the 6 and been focused on rotating them as I have seen wear. Great tires and I have no plans to replace them with anything different. We have crossed the country 6 times, does all weather, every condition. Hot Texas summery driving, sub-zero mountain alpine mountain snow, outrunning hurricanes in pouring rain... they have all held up.

Purchased these tires for my boat trailer. I fish 2-3 time a month and travel on average 180 mile round trip between where I store my boat and where I fish. I also travel with the boat fishing around the Florida. I keep them inflated at 60 pounds, yes I know they should be 65. I have had zero issues with tem and they are wearing evenly. I plan to replace them only because of their age and the way I travel. I'm sure I'm leaving time on the old tries and will rotate out one of them as a spare.

Great tires. I have them on a Grand Design Imagine 2800BH travel trailer. Put 30k miles on 1st set. Just put second set on in May and traveled 6000 miles over 15 states with no issues. Smooth ride. Tough thick sidewall. Tires ran cool and maintained proper air pressure throughout trip.