Goodyear Endurance Trailer Tires VS Offshore Tires | Best Rated Trailer Tire for 5th wheel campers
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- In this week's video we're discussing the best rated trailer tire, the Goodyear Endurance trailer tire.
I have a 5th wheel camper and I chose to put the Goodyear Endurance trailer tire on it because they are made in the USA, and I can trust them to keep my family safe on the road. Lately people have been switching to light truck tires, and these tires are similar to those because they can handle more than the offshore tires that most RVs & Campers come with.
The Goodyear Endurance trailer tire is a great boat trailer tire, dump trailer, or utility trailer tire, and they are some of best trailer tires for 5th wheel campers, and best rated trailer tire for heavy loads I've seen in a while. It's N-rated which is a great tire rating for a tire this size. These have a specialized inner liner and Durawall sidewall technology to keep you safe from air loss and pinched sidewalls, which is something offshore tires don't have.
All in all when it comes to the features, strength, and quality, I'm liking the Goodyear Endurance because it is more like a light truck tire than it is a trailer tire.
If you have a fifth wheel camper and have any questions on how to pull a 5th wheel camper or about fifth wheel camper towing, let me know in the comments below.
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I'm no expert when it comes to tires, so it's good to get plain advice from someone knowledgeable and honest like you. Appreciate you, Matt.
Thanks!
Oh hey it's meh Taylor lol
Very informative video, thank you. My previous rv didnt come with these tires, but my current jayco unit does. Knowing about these tires, especially after watching youre video, will be the only tires i ride. Thanks again, keep the awesome videos coming.
Glad it was helpful!
Expert coverage! Well done, thank you. Based on your review, I bought these tires.
Nice
Was getting ready to buy these for our camper. I feel better about my choice now. Thanks for sharing.
Good choice!
I love how you describe the cheap tires as "China Bombs", that's exactly what they are. I have a 23 ft center console bay boat with 4 China Bombs on the trailer. Two of the four have separated in one year. Just bought a complete set of the Goodyear Endurance trailer tires, feel better already.
Just watching this right now but bravo for this vid on this tire. Great video
Thanks 👍
I have run the stock Castle Rock China bombs on our trailer for 5 years with no issues. I count myself lucky, I am having the GY Endurance tires installed next week.
Grand Design Imagine came with Endurance. Thanks for the great review and thorough specs on these tires. I feel much better
Thanks for watching!
Just bought 4 endurance tires to replace the blowout I just had and the other three time bombs. Thanks for the review.
Great informative video!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for this video, We just had a China bomb go off on our pop up camper. I'll be replacing all of them with these Goodyear endurance tires.
Thank you 🙏, great video.
My pleasure!
I have Sailun S637 ST235/85R16 G rated tires on my 5th wheel. Great video Matt thanks for putting this out. I'll be looking into the Goodyear trailer tires.
Glad to see you back again Matt.
Thanks!
What do you not like about your Sailuns? You have a commercial grade tire and are considering downgrading.
@@amandadavis9726 I am not changing tires on my 5th until I have to. I will check out the Goodyear endurance tires but, I may get another set of the Saluin tires. I really do like them a lot.
@@ricwestdoesitwork gotcha. Your comment sounded like you were considering going to the GYs when it was time for new tires. If I still had my toy hauler, I’d throw the Sailuns on it, and would not look back.
@@amandadavis9726 I know they are super tire. That is why I put sailun on in the frost place. I had them on my first 5th wheel and that is why I put them on our new 2017 5th wheel. They are awesome tires.
China Bombs! Hahahaha....I love it. Good tires are important on anything on the road. You must have a Master's Degree in tires! Another Great video....keep them coming! Hope you and your family are doing well and staying safe.
Thanks!!!
He's preaching the gospel...I can attest after 40 years in this field!
I’ve had a set on my camper since 2018 and have put 12k trouble free miles. I keep the air pressure right and have a TPMS system. The sidewall is a lot stronger than the castle rocks that came on my camper.
Great video
Thanks!
The Endurance tires on my 3-axle 20k toy hauler blew up on my last trip (3 years old, 10k miles on 'em, with TPMS), like every other E load rated tire I've ever had on a trailer (never exceeded 70mph, in the cold of winter). After switching to G rated (81mph) All-Steel tires on all my trailers (cargo, flat bed, and now toy hauler), I've never had tire issues. If you're running 85mph with a trailer.....you're doing something wrong.....
Goodyear tires FULL STOP are fantastic! I've used them on a few cars I had and they wear beautifully, great in rain and the dry.
Good to know!
are you british? full stop comes at the end of the statement, like and accentuated period.
First thing I noticed on our new TT was the tires: Endurance. Then I knew we probably were looking at quality trailer workmanship. I’d heard about the “China bombs” and didn’t know how to ID them.
It tares up the fiberglass fenders on my Ranger Trail trailer too. No more china junk for me. I got the fender fixed like new.
Great tires, had a set on our previous trailer and I'm going to be putting a set on our new trailer after your video confirmed my feelings about these tires! No China bombs for us!!
Mine have been great so far. This will be my third year on them.
I have around 10,000 miles on my fifth wheel with endurance tires. So far so good after 3 years. Very little wear on them. Nice to have that peace of mind going down I95!
Awesome. Glad they are working out for you.
I just lost both of my china bombs within 20 miles on 95. Who carries 2 spares?
@@DjKaiser84 Tough break there! That's not a good road for that to happen on.
@@ll-jw5zb I'd say!
Great video. I have had Goodyear Endurance on my last 2 trailers and am very satisfied with them. The China bomb tire you’re showing looks like a Maxxis M8008, is it? The Maxxis M8008 tires I had on my fiver were made in Viet Nam; never had a problem with them for 3 years.
We just got a new Grand design travel trailer with a tpms system. What do we set the temperature set at? We don’t want a tire to over heat and explode 🤯. Great video.
I gave up on Goodyear tires and Monroe shocks over a decade ago. All is good now.
Great video and content! This video hits home as I had a blowout this past Monday. I bought a new boat with a new trailer and I thought it assumed a new 2021 trailer would come with new tires. At least 2020 to 2021 manufactured dates. I was running only 65 mph.
**Update as June 15th 12:35pm.***
Found out this new trailer has 2017 tires all four have code DOT 4817 Rainer ST Load C tires. I cannot believe a brand new trailer has 4 year old tires. There’s got to be a standard from manufacturers to install new or nearly new parts as driving on the interstate is dangerous and having old tires is a serious safety hazard.
The trailer is made by Magic Tilt for further info. Given the old tires not even sure if’s a 2021 trailer.
China bombs are stockpiled and dumped on our shore and sold at cheap prices in bulk to trailer manufacturers. So much so that the US Government assessed tariffs on them. www.moderntiredealer.com/articles/31157-anti-dumping-tariffs-on-chinese-tires-will-remain
@@CampusautoCo And they still sell them cheaper than American ones as they are still putting them on trailers. You know the quality has to be way up there... NOT
Shortly after we purchased our 2020 Cougar I switched the China Bombs out to the GY Endurance's. Several hundred miles later I had one tire failure (delaminating). Contacted GY and they basically said no warranty it's not a passenger car tire. I ended up purchasing a replacement. About 1000 miles (overall) into the tires same thing with another one delaminating. Took it to the local GY dealer and they told me the same thing. GY doesn't warrant ST tires against delamination. I'm like WTH? Again, just to keep consistency with the other 3 tires I purchased a replacement for the second bad tire. So far the other two older and the two replacements haven't delaminated as far as I can tell and I check them religiously before the rig moves. Even at gas fill ups and bathroom stops. Overall, my experience with GY has been unfavorable so when it was time to replace the GY Wrangler's that came on my truck, I went with an entirely different brand. Same with my wife's car recently, it got Bridgestone's. When the Cougar needs new tires again and our boat trailer tires I will not be buying Goodyear.
I hate to hear that. I will say that with trailer tires, it's about the lesser of evils. I have had good luck with my Goodyear Endurance trailer tires.
Great information about tires. Was considering the Endurance tire for my RV. That
said they are priced way high at $175.00 each. Are you familiar with Transeagle ST's?
I have had one set of the old Goodyear marathons and then two sets of China bombs on my ranger bass boat trailer… they all broke belts and ended up being way out of round at 3-4 years old. It must be something unique to this 5000lb single axle trailer. These were 225 75 15. I tried upgrading to load range E China bombs, made absolutely no difference. I always kept the air pressure at 65 psi, but I think the issue may be related to high speeds. When these tires break belts, a 5 inch high bulge appears on the treads about 1/4 of the way around and the trailer bounces down the road. I’ve had both tires do this on the same trip, and only had 1 spare
My 2020 airstream came with these in one year they have lost no pressure I have total confidence in them and peace of mind while towing. The only problem is with good years dress code policy with their workers when its too replace them will be looking at other options.
I agree with both statements.
Great information. I do have questions. I have ST235/80R16 Rainier Tires on my 5th wheel. It’s max load is 16k and the tires claim a load capacity of 4k plus each and a 75 mph speed rating. What GYE tires should replace these? I don’t go 75 but 70 often.
This is true about air tires. I have not lost any air in 3 years.
I'm running China Bombs (AKA Storm Kings) on mine, one year old, buying these 205/75/R 14 N... Tire Minder coming in here in a couple of days. 136 each Discount Tire locally.
I can say that Carlisle tires are ok. I've had them on my travel trailer as have many others and they've been fine as long as you keep them inflated properly and don't exceed the speed rating which is 80mph. Having said that...I'll be buying the GY tires when I replace these as I'd like to support an American company.
I do think Carlisle tires are pretty good but they don't build alot of them here.
They used to be great when they were actually in Carlisle PA.
@@austinaubinoe I drive for a large LTL company and I used to pick up trailer loads of those Carlisle tires
@@KeystoneTexan Now its all cheap stick built condos. Another great american company gone. I saw the factory once before it was torn down. Have some older equipment with carlisle tires that still hold air.
Great info. Thank you. I just hit 3 years on my keystone Laredo with the original trailer king China bombs. I know, I'm lucky they haven't blown. But last weekend a noticed when I got home that 2 of them have started to crack on the side walls. And I've always put tire dressing on them. Maybe that's why they're cracking along with them being junk to start with. I'm putting the goodyear on this weekend. Not even gonna risk towing to the tire shop, bringing the wheels in only. Thanks for the info and tire dressing tip.
Good choice. Let me know how it goes.
The key to the Endurance tires is the construction. 2 ply’s of rayon, 2 ply’s of steel and 2 ply’s of nylon. Steel expands when hot. Nylon contracts when hot. This construction literally holds the tire together reducing the possibility of seperation when hot.
I think I got lucky… my new RPod travel trainer came with these. My older one came with the China bombs and had to change them out. Score.
Other than these Goodyear tires do you happen to have reviewed or recommend any other tires for RVs? Been looking to replace the ones that came with it and don't seem to see much variety on the subject other than the "better" China Bombs or these Endurance which some people have had mixed reviews on. Thank you for your time
I've noticed other brands have 12 and 14 ply's while the Goodyear Endurance tires only has 10. Is this a concern?
I’ve been running Carlisle 205/75/14 on my TT for about 5-6 years now… we are weekend warriors and only take the TT out for 2 weeks of the year for long trips on vacation…
Looking about upgrading to Goodyear however they run about $800 for 4 here in WA state… is it worth it for the minimal of traveling we do? Not sure
Are the Endurance much better than the Marathons? Have had Marathons on my race trailers and they were always failing. Went to Coopers and no problems since.
I recently purchased a puma 38ft bumper pull with a dry weight of 8775 lbs. I have had tire issues in the past and this new trailer came with Ridgway Sport St. 225/75r15 … 10pr 117/112L load range E. LH-001 DOT 02 WB4 HFT 3. 4621. A little confusing. Can you please give an opinion of this tire? Thank you
I have those Westlake China bombs on my 2021 Transcend and plan on getting rid of those real quick!
Good idea!
Would you be able to do a comparison or review of the Hercules 901 ST? It seems to be stronger and longer lasting like a commercial trailer tire but in sizes for a camper. I currently have a camper with 225/75r15 Powerking Towmax STR and want to upgrade to either the Goodyear endurance or Hercules 901. Pretty sure they say made in USA but they look like China bombs, at least share the same tread design.
No. I won't even consider any other trailer tire at all. I have seen to many failures.
Hi Matt, great video. I currently have Rainer ST 225/75/R15 on my Jayco Eagle. They're about 5 years old and haven't had any issues yet. Are the Rainer brand considered China bombs as well?
Yes they are. Better switch them out as soon as you can. You have been extremely lucky if you have never had a blowout!
@@CampusautoCo Ok, thanks for getting back to me Matt.
Does anyone know if these Goodyear Endurance are okay in the snow?
My trailer has a brand tire called trailquest. Do you know anything about this brand because I can’t find anything on the internet about them
Should you have trailer tires balanced?
Great video Matt! I'm thinking about replacing the stock C rated Carlisle tires on my 3740 GVWR boat trailer with a set of Goodyear Endurance tires. Would you run the Endurance at 65 PSI or stick with the trailer's air specification of 50 PSI? I'm wondering if 65 will make the ride too firm for the boat. Also, what TPMS system do you recommend for trailers?
I heard that Cooper makes a good tire for RV’s
I’m about to change the so called Chinabomb trailer tires on my travel trailer with this Goodyear Endurance. Would you recommend replacing the 4 year old never used Chinabomb spare tire as well?
It may find its way on your trailer...I would!
I haven't ran the Endurance tires, but I switched to the Hercules Hs901 steel commercial on my race trailer. Love them and they are super tough. China bombs blew on me 3 times in one day. Never again
Do you have a video on Mastercraft CXTs?
No, not yet.
Been running Maxxis for 12 years no problems. People don't know how to care for tires. Get yourself a good TPMS.
Great video on this subject. I store my fifth wheel at my home in the driveway for long periods between trips. I'm worried about developing flat spots in the tires. I notice that your trailer wheels are rolled up to the Anderson jacks. Does this help to keep from developing the flat spots and improving the life of the tire during long periods of storage?
Anything to keep the tires off of concrete, asphalt, or gravel will help that. I use the Anderson blocks as a chock and to level up my RV so that my auto level doesn't have to work as hard.
Question,I just bought a used travel trailer with goodyear endurance st205/7 5/15d tires on it. I met the guy in a parking lot and towed it home(about 75 miles) and it had a fair amount of sway on the interstate. When I got home I checked the air in them and they were all around 45psi. It says on the sidewalk that for maximum load inflate to 65psi. The trailer is dual axle and weighs around 5k lbs. Should I keep them inflated to the 65psi and would them being on 45psi account for my sway? I use a 2016 f150 supercrew as my tow vehicle with Michelin defender ltx e range tires on it. I usually keep them around 60psi,but they can be inflated up to 80psi,I think.
Inflate the trailer tires to 65psi. Keep the truck tires where they should be.
What about the Transeagle Tires?
This guy has recommendations based on, he is a Tire Sales Person.
What are those red things called that the trailer is sitting on? I use flat cinder blocks but they look good if they aren't pricey
andersenhitches.com/collections/truck-trailer-accessories/products/rapid-jack
Just bought 5 GY Endurance for our 27' bunkhouse. What are your thoughts about parking? We'll be storing it on concrete. Should we invest in those Andersons?
The Anderson Blocks are good if you don't have auto leveling. You do need something between the concrete and the tires plus it is good practice to cover the tires and protect them from UV rays.
We put good tires on our travel trailer only to find the problem was a leaky rim where they are welded together. It took a while to figure it out and was told it rarely happens, but it occurred again a few weeks later on another rim. So new rims all around. Are you familiar with this issue ?
I have seen that before. I feel like there is a factory of drunk leprechauns somewhere up in Indiana that puts RV's together.
If the trailer tires for my RV are factory 205/75/15 (china bombs), would 225/75/15's be an acceptable size difference to replace them with? I want that E load rating that those Michelins give me at that size.
I think that is too big of a jump in size. There might be significant clearance issues.
My new camper will have Goodyear Endurance tire installed on May 6th , the Ranier st china bombs that came on my travel trailer will be junked .
Good choice!
I have a lot of confidence in your opinion.
I appreciate your channel.
But after Goodyear making their foolish comment concerning Conservatives and their choice of clothing.
I WOULD’NT BUY A GOODYEAR IF I HAD A FLAT ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD.
Yeah, I saw that. It sucks.
I also knew that but until Michelin steps up in the ST trailer tire world this GY may be the ONLY good choice.
What make is that so-called China bomb tires?
What is the weight rating on those? I also have a 14k Keystone fifth wheel and want to put these on but it seems the weight rating is too low at 3,420..
give me the size and I will look it up. Each size has a different rating.
Have you, or anyone that bumps into this Q, noticed a change in MPG going to the GY tires?
Not that I have heard.
Hi Matt, I live on the Eastern Shore of Virginia and tow a 2015 22ft ATC all aluminum enclosed car trailer, 5200 lb Dexter axles. I am currently running a set of Goodyear Marathon's that are original equipment. I keep them covered and inflated at 65 psi. I tow show cars to different areas of the country during the summer months. Typically 3400 to 3600lb vehicles. I also own an alignment shop (23 years) all I do so I see a LOT of tire issues every day. I do not like Goodyear tires and have seen more of those than any other tire MFG either break or shift belts most times less than half the life expectancy. I am a Michelin man and have been for over 50 years. However Michelin does not make a ST tire to my knowledge at present. Soooo, I am guessing these new GY Endurance tires are the next best thing?? Mine are 6 years old and my biggest fear is a catastrophic blowout ripping my pretty aluminum fenderettes off the trailer. So I will be replacing all 4 early spring. I love the fact they are made here believe me. I detest ANYTHING made in China. Based on your video here I will look into buying a set with fingers crossed. Thank you for this video and looks like you have a very nice shop out there! Much sucess! Thanks brother! Dave
I would try to get those Goodyear Endurance Trailer Tires if you can. They are in short supply so I would go ahead and get on a list to buy them from Tire Rack.
Funny you mention you having a 22' ATC enclosed trailer. I have the same trailer in a 24'. Also had the Good Year Marathons. After 2 of the marathons blew out I replaced them with the GY Endurance and am happy I did. The blow outs didn't do any damage to the trailer other than marring the paint a little. Still, tires blowing should not be something to have to worry about.
Raymond that's good to hear! These Endurance tires are heavier for sure. Hershey is next week so they will get a good test. @@raymondmcdonald7085
Raymond just returned from Hershey last weekend. The Endurance tires seem to ride pretty good. Of course, that's only 600 miles round trip. The future will tell! @@raymondmcdonald7085
What TPM do you recommend? Thanks
I use TireMinder TPMS and I have had good luck.
Excellent video. Finally someone talks about speed rating of trailer tires and the issues with pressure loss and UV degradation of trailer tires. To my knowledge there are only two trailer tires not made in China; the Maxxis M8008 and the Goodyear Endurance. Some companies try to trick you by using US sounding names, including the use of USA in the name of the tire. Don't be fooled. The damages caused by China bombs far exceeds the amount of money you save by buying the China bombs.
That said, I know 99.9999999% of the people reading this comment and watching this video will buy the China bombs anyway and say "but they are cheaper ". You can't fix stupid.
100% Correct!
"The uniformed ALWAYS suffer the consequences"
@@davemoore9959 Uniformed? Are we talking about like a cop, a nurse, UPS driver, or military member?
@@davidgates1122 Sorry, uninformed....
@@davemoore9959 Oh ... that makes good sense!
Had too many China bombs explode hauling hay on a 24 ft gooseneck I’ve started running cheap truck tires and have had less tire failure but still have some more than I’d loke
I have friends that do the same thing.
@@CampusautoCo i was advised by a Discount Tire, whom have never done me wrong, to never put truck tires on a trailer because they are built differently for different forces. I've stuck with that advice. But I've had China Bombs that messed up my camper regardless of how careful I was. I hesitate on Goodyears because they've never impressed me with their truck tires. I know too many with premature wear and weak sidewalls. But those are trucks, not trailers.
why didn't you buy a new matching tire for your spare instead of keeping a china bomb? I keep a spare per axle, which stinks because I have a triple axle, but thankfully it's a toyhauler, so I have the room. I admit for my trailer I keep the best of my old tires for spares instead of buying new....9 new tires!! Gah!! Though regardless of how careful I am about my tires ( I'm neurotic) I still have Carlisle china bombs blow....and man do they cause damage! I think I might actually buy 9 new tires this go. Heaven help me. Oh, and I'm definitely buying a TPMS system finally now that they make them that can ready in the truck that far away. I have desired one for years.
I need to get that spare changed out. I have seen spare tires blow that have never been on the ground. Chinese Junk!
“China bombs” Love it!!
The travel trailer I bought back in August came with "china bombs" and when I got home I noticed the spare was already separated. So with about 100 miles on the new camper I rolled up to Discount Tire and bought 5 new Goodyear Endurance tires.
Good job! I did the same thing!
Love my Goodyear tires I’ve had a blowout with the China bombs and damage my 5th wheel pretty bad.
China Bombs are just that. The are very volatile.
Unfortunately these tires have failure rates nearly as bad as Chinese tires. When it comes to tires being loaded heavy its not about who built them, it's about the number of plys and the load rating. these tires are still just 10ply. You need at least 12 to 14ply tires on a tandem axle RV. Goodyear doesn't offer them. I've been crisscrossing the country from coast to coast for 22 years. when I went to 12-14ply tires my tire failures went away. It's true that the tires supplied by RV manufacturers are trash, usually 8ply. This Goodyear is a moderate upgrade, but not nearly as good as stepping up to a 12 or 14 ply tire.
goodyear 28 pounds 14 inch tire same tire carlisle 24 pounds
Yes. Plus the Goodyear just feels stronger.
The old addage "you get what you pay for"!
Correct
There is no doubt that Goodyear tires are superior to Offshore tires however, to be quick and dismiss offshore tires is really dumb.
There are offshore tires that aren’t Chinese, plenty of competitive tires from Malaysia or Vietnam are really good. There are some brands that you should just absolutely stay away from IE: Double Coin, Dong Zhang Etc
Whereas tires like Fullrun, Atlas, Constancy, Hankook are really solid, good quality and consistent tires. Especially with a global shortage in rubber, and rising tire prices Offshore tires are the way to go.
I don't agree.
@@CampusautoCo It really all comes down to Manufacturing Quality, and Engineering. Most major “US” tire manufacturers have plants in China. Since rubber is an almost entirely Asian product, it makes sense. All I know is that there are some genuine solid Offshore tire brands, and they really shouldn’t be dismissed entirely. Personally, I’d recommend getting name brand Steer Tires, and picking out a solid offshore tire brand for drives. Many truckers are using high quality offshore brands and have undoubtedly found great success and consistency. The truth is, it’s not an opinion you can agree or disagree with, it’s fact.
I have a set of Goodyear Assurance tires on my SUV. They were pricey but have been great tires.
They're also made it China.
China can put out some junk, but to say that a country the size of China can't make a good tire is silly, and lazy.
Disagree STRONGLY
@@900stx7 It's factual and spot on! Drywall???
The Endurance is very hard to find in stock and impossible to special order because they aren't available from the factory. At least that's what the tire dealers here say. The tire shops sure push that cheap crap. I'm hanging out for the Endurance when it eventually becomes available to me.
Tire Rack has them.
@HalfShell I just ordered some from Big O Tires. They don't normally stock them, and I suspect the tires I'm getting are from an old order that a customer decided to decline because they had to wait so long. I'll be running into town next week to hopefully have them installed. I'll believe it when I see it.
Loads of really good non American tires out there
True, just not trailer tires.
Dream on
Agreed,...Sailun S637 are great trailer tires. Transeagle ST Radials are a tremendous upgrade for 15” wheels. Both brands come in 12 and 14 ply, Load Range G and F.
I ordered a new 10.5k GVW boat trailer from a reputable manufacturer, and you could literally smell the China-bombs on that thing. Chinese rubber just has that “Harbor Freight” smell.
Great video & helpful info👍
Lol. It’s a terrible smell!
That's hilarious !!! "harbor freight smell" Love it!
I ran car tires on my trailer for 15 years never had any problem’s trailer tires are absolutely garbage.
and it costs 3 times as much each. The Goodyear does not go flat or have blowouts. LMAO
All Goodyear tires suck from car to truck to trailer they all suck
Not true. Some of them suck but not all of them.
@@CampusautoCo old story I was a service manager of the sixth largest Marina chain in fla in a past life, and we stopped carrying the Goodyear brand because they all failed, I took off with a new trailer once empty and within 30mi had four failures, we even had a service truck that had a rock not even I pointy rock go completely thru the tire and was found inside the tire, I think they were the tracker named Goodyear’s, just because something is made in America doesn’t make it good, that only means that illegal Mexicans are making it nothing more, personally I wouldn’t run any Goodyear products on anything I own, I just bought a new ram 1500 last yr came with Goodyear tires I road like crap, first thing I did was change them out
@@reelnative01 You and I think alike. But until Michelin turns out the optimum ST tire these may have to do.....Believe me it pains me to say that!