I bought 5 of these tires for my enclosed cargo trailer (including the spare tire) from Sam's Club online as they were not available at any of the club locations. First, Sam's Club's price was almost half as much as another club I belong to. You read right, and no, it's not an exaggeration; check for yourselves. The tires arrived at my house on schedule in perfect condition. I made an appointment with a local Sam's Club tire store to have them installed on my rims, which I removed from my cargo trailer myself. There was a little bit of confusion at the Sam's Club tire store because these tires don't seem to show up on their computers; thus, they weren't sure I had bought the tires from Sam's Club. Fortunately, I brought a copy of the receipt with me and after a few minutes, they agreed that I did, indeed, buy the tires from Sam's Club and installed the tires. They even gave me a discount on the installation for all my troubles. In summary, I don't think you'll find a better price for these tires anywhere else. But if you buy these tires and want them installed at a Sam's Club tire store, make sure you take a copy of your receipt to them or you might face some delays in having them installed.

Best looking tires I found in the price range, with the specifications I was looking for to go on my trailer.

Great trailer tires! I put these on my 5 x 10 utility trailer. I could not tell the trailer was hooked up it was such a quiet ride! I’ve only owned these tires for a couple weeks so I cannot speak to the durability but I have no concerns.

I haul some pretty heavy loads in my 5 x 10 utility trailer and these tires handle it great. Had them balanced this time and it stopped the road hop when empty.

I had to search Google to find this price not walmart.com

good price - good product?? haven't used yet

great tire for the price .use on landscape trailer handles the loades well ...seems to wear good so far much better than free country brand tires

These trailer tires are economical and appear to be a good value. The speed rating is better than most trailer tires at a max 81mph. Although I purchased these new, the manufacturer date was from previous year. These tires were purchased for a light utility trailer. Another tire to look at is the Goodyear endurance trailer tire, which has a max speed rating of 87mph.

the photo showed wheel and tire and didn't state it was only the tire. But was still a good deal.

Although if you read the print, it says "tire only", the picture implies it is a tire and rim. Someone scrolling through on a smartphone, like I was, will miss the "tire only" part. The picture needs to be changed?