Goodyear Endurance?
#32
Managed to get all 4 tires installed between today and this past Saturday. They are much heavier than the TowMax tires that were on the trailer. The side walls seem to be more vertical as well instead of bowed out or balloon looking like the older tires.
Soon we will be taking the trailer 5 hours away and I should be able to see if there is a difference in towing. Although, the last time we had the trailer out was July, so it has been a while. Life gets in the way sometimes, but hopefully not for too much longer...
Soon we will be taking the trailer 5 hours away and I should be able to see if there is a difference in towing. Although, the last time we had the trailer out was July, so it has been a while. Life gets in the way sometimes, but hopefully not for too much longer...
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I've been thinking about these tires for a while. I upgraded my axles last summer from 6,000 to 7,000 lbs on my GN horse trailer. Moving to the GY Endurance would also boost the tire capacity on my trailer. It seems that even in the same size (235/85r16) they have a higher load capacity than the Michelins I've had on the trailer.
And if I can bump up to the 255/85r16 tires, I get a huge jump in load capacity. I just need to make sure that extra 1/2" taller and wider tire will fit .
Going with the GY Endurance woulkd keep me in a 80psi tire and probably give my horses a better ride than going to a "G" rated 110 psi tire.
So I'm watching all of your reports as to how the hold up this spring
And if I can bump up to the 255/85r16 tires, I get a huge jump in load capacity. I just need to make sure that extra 1/2" taller and wider tire will fit .
Going with the GY Endurance woulkd keep me in a 80psi tire and probably give my horses a better ride than going to a "G" rated 110 psi tire.
So I'm watching all of your reports as to how the hold up this spring
#37
I also replace my fiver tires two at a time. I use a Trailer Aid Plus or an Andersen Easy Jack, remove the first wheel, install the spare, then remove the 2nd wheel and take them to my tire folks for mount AND balance and high pressure valve stems.
Then I install them on the fiver and do the other side.
Then I install them on the fiver and do the other side.
#38
I installed the GY Endurance tires on my fifth wheel this week. I haven’t had a chance to put any miles on them but will be towing it to TN next month. I look forward to the trip with them. Based on weight and visual inspection alone, they seem to be a big step up over my “Trailer Kings”.
#39
I agree with them being a step up from my China bombs too. A big step...
I will be towing our 5th wheel (with new GY Endurance) for the first time this season soon. I cannot honestly say I will notice a difference because the last time we had the trailer out was August, maybe September.
I will report back with what I think, regardless of if I can notice a difference or not.
I will be towing our 5th wheel (with new GY Endurance) for the first time this season soon. I cannot honestly say I will notice a difference because the last time we had the trailer out was August, maybe September.
I will report back with what I think, regardless of if I can notice a difference or not.
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