Set of 4 (FOUR) Suntek HD Plus Premium Trailer Radial Tires-ST225/75R15 225/75/15 225/75-15 124/121M Load Range G LRG 14-Ply BSW Black Side Wall

We put these on our 35’ fifth wheel camper and man they sure ride much better than the weak cheap tires that come on it from the factory. I will update this if we have any problems but so far they seem like a really good tire. Very heavy duty compared to what came off

Smooth ride, look great for the money, quality and functionality is 100

Love the tires!!! I have near max load on my cargo trailer at all times. By looking at the tires you would think the trailer was empty. High quality tire.

Price was great, they arrived in 2 days at my doorstep. They are heavy duty and appear to be well manufactured. I used them immediately on my trailer and traveled 150 miles, 300 round trip to purchase a heavy piece of equipment. Tires performed flawlessly. We will see about longevity but for now, 5 stars.

i have put a few trips on these tires no more then 300 miles at a time but so far they still look new and i have had no problems, I even checked temps on them during trips and always cool. i have about 2k miles on them so far and i can tell you the last set of tires i had on here you could see the wear after 600 miles so i am very happy and will definitely order them again.

Great price for the tire

Well built very good tire

Well I waited until completing a 10,000 mile rv road trip with these new tires. If you have ever had a travel trailer tire blowout while traveling down a busy hot Intestate highway, you know 14ply tire are not overkill!. I started with factory 6ply time bombs replaced with 8ply Goodyear that cost an arm and a leg and were no different than the 6ply. Well after I saw tread separate on those, I took the plunge on these monsters. These look like 18 wheel commercial tires. My tire installer was really impressed with them taking very little weight to balance them.On the road these tire completely change the way my 36’ 7800lb number pull travel pulls! No sway, no bounce, nothing I often forgot I was pulling a trailer. The tires were inflated to 95psi in March and I have never added a single pound of after 5 months and 10,00 miles. The tires average 10 degrees above ambient air temperature, just traveled thru Texas and Oklahoma during 100 degree temps at 65mph and averaged 114 degrees on my TPMS, air pressure increased only 100psi. If you watch and understand rv tire temps you know this is a huge increase in safety.Again my 36’ trailer weighs 7800lbs 225/75R15