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Location: Milwaukee, WI | Replacing my trailer tires on my Shorelander (Lund 1775 Impact). Take a trip to Canada and up north each year so tough is good. Any suggestions? |
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Location: Elk River, Minnesota | Goodyear Endurance.
Rated to a higher speed than normal trailer tires (up to 87mph)... I ran them on my former shoreland'r trailer and they were great!! I had 14 tires, but still great nonetheless..
Steve |
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Location: Contrarian Island | ditto on the Endurance. they are made in the USA and suppose to be a step up from Marathons. I put them on my Ranger last spring |
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Location: midwest | I ended up with Carlisle HD's and have been happy so far with the performance. They are speed rated into the 80's and track nice and are showing even wear. My local dealer at the time only had the china Marathons and standard Carlisle's besides the HD's and the HD's seemed to be the best quality build of the three. |
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Location: Minocqua, WI | Maxxis. Very impressed with them. Awesome treads since I installed last April. I would put them in the "tough" category. |
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Location: 31 | I think the 15” size opens up a lot of other possibilities besides trailer tires… just a thought. |
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