tires

[ifallsguy]

They are the so-called "China Bomb" tires. I replaced my Raniers with Endurance tires for our first long trip (6000 miles) this summer. I've found the GY tires tow better (less sway, bounce, and appears to improve MPG slightly).

[Atlee]

I've seen those charts. However, I'm still going to air up my LRD rated ST205/75R15 tires up to 65 psi. As long as the tires do not show premature strange wear, I'm calling it good.

Originally Posted by curver900

somewhere on the forum someone posted the link to the pressure recommendations for the load and the tire... it was max pressure for max load... but a E rated tire only needs to be at max for max load.. but load ratings are lower for lower pressure on the same tire...

RV Tire Safety: Load Inflation table

according to the table if you have GYEndurance tires a 65lb tire pressure D rated tire (2150) and an E rated tire at 50lbs air pressure (2150) are the same.. maybe a better ride? I don't know.. I am going to go up to 65lbs on my E rated ones..

[vcbice]

We bought our trailer in Jan last year and it had Rainiers on it. In Feb last year I put Goodyear Endurance tires on it. I only put 500 miles on the Rainiers. Don't know if they were bad tires or not, just did not trust them when at max load.