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.

We have a Reflection 337RLS that had other tires that many others had blow outs with while on the road. We decided by to Change all five tires on our camper to the Goodyear Endurance tires. This was because I have had Goodyear tires on my personal truck for years and have had great luck BBC with them.

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

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.

I had 13" trailer tires on my tow. All I could find was foreign made tire, I had multiple issues. I but a lift in my trailer and purchased Goodyear Endurance tires. I have not had any issues. They wear well and I don't have to constantly look back or stop to check them. I tow in hot summer conditions and they are Great. Thank You

Put 6 of these on my Montana 381TH RV. 17,000 GVW Towed it from NJ to Maine and back. Tracked well, Rode smooth, none of that "boat rock" going down the road with the top heavy side to side swaying. Did fine in the rain, no slipping or unexpected movements on the RV. We plan on living in the RV the next 2 years and touring the country, and so far im very happy with the purchase, and the shipping speed and the installation from the local shop.

In store was told that I would have to order on line and have tires delivered to store. Did this. On line was told that shipment had been delayed but that was not the case. Tires were in the store. On line was told that this store did not install these tires. This was also not the case. Had tires balanced and installed at this store with no problems. Took about 2 hours but on a very busy day. Tires and service were great although balancing was a little pricey.

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.

Replaced 2 trailer tires on April 14, 2022. One tire blew out today. April 1, 2023. You tell me how you would rate these tires (made the 2nd week of 2022 in the USA). Shoddy is the best I can come up with.

I JUST PUT 6000 MILES IN 1 MONTH ON ALL KINDS OF ROADS, GRAVEL, WASHED OUT DIRT, TWO LANE AND FREWAYS THAT WHERE IN GREAT CONDION TO UNDER MAJOR REPAIRS & MOUNTIANS WITH NO PROBLEMS