+1 Goodyear Marathons, avoid Carlisle tires.

+2

Had two Carlisles blow within 24 months of taking delivery of the trailer. Just blew out with a "pop" and gone.

My marathons have always held up.

Uncle Dave

had terrible issues with titan trailer tires load range E were absulute junk...they did refund my $ for all 4 I bought...did not cover sitting side of I95 unloading race car, 2 change the 2nd tire in the same day while trying to get to atco NJ !!!!!

My local Goodyear dealer told me that Goodyear no longer made Marathon trailer tires. Offered Tow-Master. Is this true or is he blowing smoke up my a**?

I think, by law, tires need to be changed every 6 years, due to dry rotting. :eek::eek::eek:
I've had Marathons, and they've been awesome! I just replaced two last year, so, if they've discontinued them since last September maybe, but sounds like hes blowing smoke!

I didn't see any marathons in load range e just d..... Does that just mean they are currently sold out of them or were you speaking of ordering one of the other loads?

I took 5 brand new D tires off my new trailer and put Maxxis E on. So good so far. Doug

never seen or heard that law, how would they enforce it. Specially in MI they dont have inspections

+1

I work with a guy who went 55,000 miles inbetween oil changes. He almost made it to his first one.:eek:

A buddy tells a buddy and thats how things like this start. I lived in MI and never seen that, and like I said how do they enforce it, pull you over to check your tires. I now live in NY who has inspections and there is no expiration date, they just do the standard penny test. But with that said you probably need tires after 6 years depending on rot and usuage.