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Post by 101stairborne on Dec 25, 2019 11:06:33 GMT -5
I currently have this tire on my 2015 Durango 380 FLF. I have not had any problems; however, I was wondering what experience anyone else has had.
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Post by laknox on Dec 25, 2019 21:58:25 GMT -5
I currently have this tire on my 2015 Durango 380 FLF. I have not had any problems; however, I was wondering what experience anyone else has had. So far, the Endurance is enjoying a decent service record. Lyle |
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Post by RdRmr on Jan 5, 2020 20:40:09 GMT -5
Have the Goodyear Endurance on our 2016 Durango 315RKD with 12,000 miles on them at this time (235/85 R16). Very pleased, no issues so far. Happy Campin....
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Post by Edd505 on Jan 5, 2020 23:35:30 GMT -5
Have the Goodyear Endurance on our 2016 Durango 315RKD with 12,000 miles on them at this time (235/85 R16). Very pleased, no issues so far. Happy Campin.... I'm a LT tire guy with about twice that on them, but I am seriously looking at the new ST's for replacements. Starting to get strange wear pattern so it won't be long. |
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Post by jetzen on Jan 6, 2020 6:46:03 GMT -5
101stairborne
The ST 235/80R16 is the proper size for your Durango Gold. Your Durango Gold also has 7000 lb axles.
If you look at the weight rating on the Goodyear Endurance tire in that size. they are under rated. Not by much. But still under rated for the axles on your trailer. 123/N or 3417lbs/87mph. A minimum rating of 124/L is needed for your trailer.
Just sayn', run them at you own risk.
Goodyear anything would not find its way onto anything I own......ever.
JMHO.
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Post by nvguy on Jan 6, 2020 23:13:18 GMT -5
Have the Goodyear Endurance on our 2016 Durango 315RKD with 12,000 miles on them at this time (235/85 R16). Very pleased, no issues so far. Happy Campin.... I'm a LT tire guy with about twice that on them, but I am seriously looking at the new ST's for replacements. Starting to get strange wear pattern so it won't be long. Sometimes trailers get strange wear patterns due their free rolling position (not driving or steering). Experienced this back when I was operating a truck trailer leasing location. From a HD Equipment site: Irregular wear is a special problem on free-rolling axles like trailers and tag or pusher axles. “Trailer tires are on a free-rolling axle with almost no torque applied, and this creates a very slow wear rate. As such, trailer tires are prone to irregular wear,” says Roger Best, sales engineering, Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations. |
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pawpawcamper
Newbie RV’er
2017 Durango 2500 - 2017 F450 Ford - Sailun Tires
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Post by pawpawcamper on Feb 14, 2020 12:53:49 GMT -5
These are the ones I use and really happy with them. Sailun S637 (Trailer) ST235/80R 16 Tire.
I like the side thickness. don't ever worry about curb hoppin them.
09/15.20 Since posting I had a blowout going up I77 in NC. Not sure if it was the tire or the valve stem blow out.
I have had two valve stems blow out. I am replacing with steel ones soon.
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Post by Chuck on Feb 16, 2020 15:32:41 GMT -5
I as well have Sailun S637 (Trailer) ST235/80R 16 Tires on our G384RLT, I myself would have had no problem putting Goodyear Endurance tires on my trailer, I ran Goodyear tires on the semi trucks I owned an never had a problem with them, they last pretty well in all types of weather ... Safe Travels  Chuck |
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