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 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.

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 replaced the original tires on my 5,000lb travel trailer with Endurance trailer Tires. Endurance was highly recommended on a number of the TT forums to replace non-domestic tires that have the potential of failure. We have taken one 600 mile trip so far and I am quite pleased with the handling, stability and ease of towing. The purchase has alleviated much of my concern for towing a large camper.

I needed new tires for our camper and the crew installed them quickly while I waited, and answered all my questions thoroughly. Feels great knowing I have the best tires available on the camper, and a tire shop I look forward to visiting again for future tire needs.

Overall, I am pleased with the tires but not so much with the wear. I have a 25 ft Jayco Jay Feather dual axle trailer. The rear tires seem to get the most wear and tear. I don't know if it because of the tire or because of the trailer. I am getting unusual wear on the insides of the tires. The tires have been properly inflated every time I travel. On my most recent trip across country I had to put the spare tire on the trailer as a precautionary measure because of the unusual wear on one of the tires. The spare was put on In Alabama and made it home to AZ but when I parked, I noticed a huge part of the tire tread was gone. (about 10 inches from sidewall to sidewall). The tire had never been on the ground before. 4 years on the mount on back of the trailer must have weakened the tire. I know now to be sure to rotate the spare into the mix.

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.

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.

Our trailer doesn't even have a year old and we have hardly put miles on them and all tires came up with bulges on the outer wall. We ended up doing a warranty claim, changed all four tires as well as the spare and to our surprise from the tire shop to the house and we have two tires with bulges on them including the spare tires. Poor quality, the worse part is that Goodyear states this is normal which all tires with bulges on them are not safe to drive in. Totally disappointed with Goodyear.

These are my 2nd set of 4 tires. These are on a Heartland North Trail 2018 travel Trailer. I was happy with the 1st set and I'm sure I will be with the second set. Always checked my air, sidewalls and tread before and during a trip. Never had any problem with these regardless of the road traveled. It feels good driving with a quality product.