Trailer King ST Radial Trailer Tire - 205/75R15 107L

I purchased these tire before a road trip from Minnesota to Arizona round trip mileage was just under 4000 miles. My set up is a 7000# tandem axle car hauler. I hauled a tractor down to Arizona approximate weight tractor & trailer 5000# , return trip hauled a industrial air compressor, No problems on snow & slush covered roads or on the hot desert highways, Tires tracked well & handled interstate speeds also show no evident signs of wear ( tires were balanced when mounted ), I did opt for the higher load range D just for added security because I do haul near capacity loads from time to time. I may have given a 5th star but these tires are made in china, as are any other radial tire I could find in a st205/75r15.*Update* I have been running these tires for just over 2 years now have over 12,000 miles on them, the only issue I have experienced is I picked up a nail in one, no issues with tire wear or cracking, they still track nice going down the highway loaded or not. I expect to get alot more miles out of them.

A lot of reviews complain about mounting issues and old tires. Just got mine and they were manufactured 6 months ago. Nothing wrong with that at all. I also mounted myself, if you do it on a tire mounting machine it’s easy as any other tire. Took me about 6-7 minutes a piece to dismount old tires, remove old valve stem, install new stem, and mount new tire. Bead sealed just fine. Don’t know why others have a hard time. Operator error imo. For durability I can’t comment yet. Only went about 5 miles so far. I mounted 4 of these on my 20’ tandem axle landscape trailer.

Great Buy, I pull fast down the road. Cruised at 80-85mph all the way to North Carolina from Jacksonville Fl with a 20ft 1600lb trailer & a 4000lb 72 Impala strapped down. Note: Temps was High 60’s in Fl/Ga, 40’s in the Carolina’s. So not much road heat at those speeds. If it was Mid-Summer I would cruised at 68-72mph do to hot road temps could likely cause a blow-out. So keep that in mind while pulling. If your inexperienced at towing I do not recommend towing at those high speeds. Compensating Stop time nearly triples if your trailer doesn’t have a brake system.

It's a trailer tire so it's too soon for me to know what kind of service I'm going to get out of it. The tire shop had no issues with mounting them and they were reasonably balanced. The first trip no issues. The time to review this would be maybe a year from now. They were reasonably priced

These trailer tires are AWESOME and you cant beat the price! They are correctly made with 8-10 ply radial and made for trailer purpose. I bought 4 of these tires for my dual axle fishing boat trailer, that hauls my 24ft Radon boat (super heavy). They handle very well with no sag or unsafe feeling while towing. I have these mounted on 15x8 wheels. I should have these mounted on skinner wheels with a width of say 5/6/7 wide wheels. we had a hard time popping and seating the bead on a 15x8 but all good, we used a bazooka tire air gun to mount.

I ordered trailer king tires load D ,the pulled a fast one and gave me Reneer trailer tires , a 6pl load range C, when I had ordered a 10pl ,load range D ,I read the reviews,this happens often,maybe,next time,forget Amazon ,and go to a tire shop

Seems to be sturdy. I am using it as a spare so I can't rate all aspects of this tire

I know this is a highly rated tire, but I thought I would add my bit as well. I have had these tires on a 6x10 single axle trailer for nearly 4 years and about 12000 miles. I haul a motorcycle, so the whole thing weighs about 2000 lbs loaded. Very happy with the wear, looks like I could get at least 5000 more out them. Can't beat that for the price.