Set 4 Heavy Duty All Steel Trailer Tires 225/75R15 14 Ply 124/121M 11150

I have had these trailer tires for a year now. I’ve put over 5000 miles on them running 65-70mph with no issues. I have 4 of them on a 42ft 5th wheel RV weighing around 16,000lbs. They handle great even on hot summer days. The tire shop will earn the money on these thick side walls. Well worth the money, I will buy these again and again.

I held off on doing a review until I had put some miles on these tires to see how they did. I have done 3 trips with them on a 36' long toy hauler weighing in at 10,500 lbs. The standard replacement called for a 10 ply tire, but I wanted the added security of a heavier ply tire. After reading reviews on the 12 ply tires I wasn't impressed. After reading the reviews for these tires and the price I figured I would give them a try. I am a mechanic by trade so I have the ability to mount and balance my own tires. The argument can be made, they are trailer tires therefore they don't require balancing. I like to balance my trailer tires, if it makes the ride smoother in a vehicle then make the ride a little smoother in the camper so it doesn't rattle itself apart going down the road. As many have stated they require a lot of weight to balance out. Out of the 4 tires I balanced only one took minimal weight. The other 3 tires took at least 6 ozs. or more. That is my only negative with these tires. After that they are great. They ride smooth going down the highway with no sway what so ever. After putting over 3,000 miles on them, they have minimal wear and are wearing evenly side to side, front to back. Tire temps rolling down the highway at 70-75 mph remain low and pressure increases by about 10 degrees during 300-400 mile runs. I would definitely buy them again in the future and plan on getting two more, one to replace the spare tire and one to add a second spare.

Great tires for a great price. Highly puncture resistant.

Solid over built heavy duty tire. I upgraded the suspension and now with these tires I’m not worrying about anything while towing the RV. Other “quality” name brand tires were only lasting two seasons before they would start breaking down or the tread wear low enough for replacement. Camping and at least two weekends a month during the race season would average about a minimum of 25k miles a year on the trailer. These look like they will go anywhere from 75-100k miles on initial impressions and minimal tire wear so far this season.

It is impressive how the trailer handle with the new tires. Tire appears well built and heavy duty. Impressive!

So far, these heavy duty trailer tires have been great. High performance, great value, nice looking, and very good in rain and snow.

Put these 16 ply on my 38’ Montana in October of 2024 since then have traveled over 10k miles left north Oklahoma to port Aransus,tx to Quartzsite,Az then back to Oklahoma then on to key west,Fl and on our way back thru New Orleans to Oklahoma then back out to the Grand Canyon tires look great no problems I think well worth the money

I have three big trailers - all with 15", 6 lug wheels. a flatbed I haul an excavator on (9k lbs loaded) , a dump trailer (up to 10k lbs loaded) , and a recreational trailer (11k lbs loaded) we'll see how I feel after a few years worth of miles, but already I'm pretty sure I'm never going back to the D rated tires that were the only things I could previously find. I'm SO glad I found these. the tread and sidewalls both are much more substantial, the sidewalls stiffer. I mount my own tires using a cheap harbor freight tire changer; with proper tire lube and good spoons the 10 ply truck tires on my diesel truck are no problem - but I had to use hydraulic equipment to hold these in place against the bead to get them on. the beads are so thick I couldn't get them to stop just spinning around the rim. nevermind how comforting it is to have 25-30% more load capacity than I actually need instead of running near or right at rated capacity. I've blown out way too many of those cheap things, even the expensive ones. got REAL tired of paying $200 for a new mounted tire at a shop just to have it blow out or go bald with barely 1000 miles on it. I'll definitely be coming back to update after I put a few years on these.