Interco trailer tires

sexxy · Mar 2, 2017

Just got a set of the 225/75-15s to try out. Will keep ya updated on the quality.

I was looking on sidewall and it says "Made in P.R.C." is this Peoples Republic of China, Puerto Rico Company, something else?

redneckengineered · Mar 2, 2017

mikeparker said:
Just got a set of the 225/75-15s to try out. Will keep ya updated on the quality.

I was looking on sidewall and it says "Made in P.R.C." is this Peoples Republic of China, Puerto Rico Company, something else?

China

Boz · Mar 14, 2017

This thread got me to shopling trailer tires for my little trailer. I need a 225/75r15 and want the heaviest rated tire i can find.

Has anyone seen or ran the new Goodyear Endurance ST tire? They just released it in Jan so its pretty new. They are bragging on it being made in the U.S.A. and it hs a N speed rating.

JRush · Mar 15, 2017

ST 225/75R15 Mastertrack All Steel 12ply

smbroady82 · Mar 15, 2017

I ended going with these Carlisle tires, radial, 12 ply (LRF), bought 6 of them. Wal-Mart had them in a day or two after I ordered them. They are beefy.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Carlisle-Radial-Trail-HD-Tire-ST235-85R16-12/55012161

Under $100/tire for 12ply radials, works for me.

ridered3 · May 30, 2017

How are the various trailer tires holding up?

tonybolton · May 31, 2017

Re:

Mine are good. Minimal if any wear...no wierd patterns. Hold air / no cracks. (Trailer kings).

The old bias plies woulda been bald by now.

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smbroady82 · May 31, 2017

ridered3 said:
How are the various trailer tires holding up?

So far so good on mine

giles45shop · May 31, 2017

Just to add some data to the thread, I purchased a set of the brand new Goodyear Endurance trailer tires (205-75-15, Load Range D) for my 16' car hauler and hauled a Jeep buggy from Tampa to Moab and back (~4200 miles). Tires were super smooth, no issues and no appreciable wear. Ran at 70-75+ the whole trip. Goodyear just came out with these tires earlier this year, the big selling point is that they are actually made in USA! From a price standpoint, they were $115 from my local independent dealer, which is right in line with the Maxxis trailer tires that several buddies have had good luck with, although the Maxxis are China made, along with almost every other trailer tire.

Obviously will have to see how they hold up over time, but so far very happy.

redneckengineered · May 31, 2017

Been happy with the Interco ones so far.

blacksheep10 · May 31, 2017

Intercos on my extra tall 24' enclosed. Still rocking down the road. Only been a few months though

sexxy · May 31, 2017

225/75 15s, holding up good so far, smooth running, no irregular wear. Only have maybe 800- 1000 miles on them though. So far so good.

SkinnyPedalRacing · Sep 6, 2017

Any updates on tires and how they are wearing?

Super, Goodyear, Maxxis?

redneckengineered · Sep 6, 2017

Still happy with my Maxxis and my girlfriend is still going strong on her Interco chinese specials.

tonybolton · Sep 6, 2017

Re:

Amazon trailer kings still look brand new / no cracks....always have air.

Boz · Sep 12, 2017

I bought a set of Maxxis 235's for my Goose. very little ue so no true review.

I bought a set of 225/75r15 Goodyear endurance for my car hauler. I have several thousand miles on them. some loads where abusive. No funny wear, no busted belts. They stand up very proud and the sidewalls don't hve much give, but they don't seem to beat the trailer up too bad when unloaded either. I am very pleased with the Goodyears

sexxy · Sep 13, 2017

Still going strong, 3000-3500 and counting.

bjeep · Jan 2, 2018

How are these holding up? :dunno:

sexxy · Jan 2, 2018

bjeep said:
How are these holding up?

Dad used my trailer and got something in the sidewall and tire went flat. He had it patched and a tube put in since it was sidewall. Told him he could order tire cheap but insisted on patch/tube. Other than that mine are still good, no complaints. Maybe 3800miles so far.