Trailer tires

[2nOZ]

Happy New Year! My sister and brother-in-law stopped by for the holidays. They are Jayco owners also. We were discussing upcoming camping trips together and the subject of tires arose. We went out to look at my new White Hawk 27DSRL. The tires are "Provider". Load range C. Neither one of us have ever heard of that brand. Anyone have any insight as to the quality of tire this is? There new, but do I need to look at others before we launch out this spring? Thanks.

[Murff]

Review:

Taskmaster Provider ST Radial Trailer Tire Review & Rating - Tire Reviews and More

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZziS9KQVhUs

Google "Taskmaster Providers" for reviews on other RV forums.

Overall, do not look too bad a brand.

Murff

[schrederman]

I just bought load range D, 14" tires for my White Hawk. They are Carlisle's and I got them at Discount Tire. My trailer was new in August and we've already had a blowout and ruined a wheel. My original tires were Ranier brand... and didn't last...

[Marcm157]

I swapped out my OEM Raniers within 3 weeks of owning my trailer. I went up to load Range E Maxxis tires. Just wasn't at all comfortable with the factory ones...

[Seann45]

My humble opinion when replacing your factory tires always go up one load range. The factory always puts the cheapest they can get on the rigs..