The Price was great, also the trailer tires have the rating I neede, while looking very nice.

I use on my work trailer for years so far so good!

For the price, these are good tires. Order online and get free mounting.

The tire shown has the rim, we were expecting them to arrive with the rim as advertised. When the tires we ordered arrived there were no rims.

good parts thanks

These Greenball 10 plies load range E tires are rated less in pounds than my previous Goodyear that are 8 plies load range D the only différence is that these Greenball can be inflated up To 80 PSI and thé 8 plies are maxed at 65 PSI. Did Not go on the road yet with them.

TERRIBLE!!! I ran these for maybe 10k miles over 2 years. Admittedly I did keep them at max load (half of those miles) and max inflation but every single one broke belts, including the spare that saw only 1k miles. At the advice of the tire shop, I lowered the air pressure on the last one from 70 to 60PSIA to try and save it and it broke belts the very next trip. When this happens the trailer will become unstable at even 35mph and you will be stranded until you can replace tires. 4 of mine went from a flat road surface profile to one of a dome with bubbles on the sidewall. The last one the tread skewed to one side. I can recommend these for only very light loads like a boat trailer to a trailer used for lawn mowers. If towing anything even approaching the max load on the sidewall, then keep looking! Another problem I have is that this size is not a common trailer size so when the tires broke I had to travel 40 miles to find 3 (only...) to swap and get the trailer back home. At the moment I am running different brands of replacement tires while looking for heavier duty axles to replace those on my current 16' flatbed.

I ordered this tire online and it came in two days, so very quick. This is just a spare for my boat trailer. The price was fantastic thank you very much.

Well they hold air!!!!! I mounted the tires in my shop but I was unable to get the bead seated for them to hold air. I had to take them to a shop to get them aired up

Not quite 2 1/2 years old %26 sidewall split on one. Time will tell about the other. No warranty on trailer tires is the answer I got, so at least one of the two didn't live up to expectations.