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10 of the Best Rated Trailer Tires

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Keeping your tires well-maintained and up-to-date is a must for safety and efficiency when on the road. We've rounded up the best rated trailer tires on the market.

Loadstar

This high-quality trailer tire brand is made with an advanced rubber compound for longer tread wear. This tire and wheel assembly is designed for performance and value.

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Trailer King 8-ply Rating Tire

These all-season tires have a width of 225 millimeters and a wheel diameter of 15 inches. Manufactured by Power King, the TKS51T model has a tire aspect ratio of 75.

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Nexen N'Priz Tire

Walmart reviewers gave this all-season tire five stars for an attractive look and a smooth ride at a great price. With a tire speed rating of S, this model has a tire load index of 109.

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Kenda Bias Trailer Tire

This bias tire has a ply rating of 8 and a 1,250-pound load at 105 psi. Designed for excellent handling at high speeds, the 12-inch diameter, 4-inch wide trailer wheel features a corrosion-resistant powder coat finish.

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Freestar M 108 Radial Trailer Tire

This 8-ply D load trailer tire has a weight rating of 1,820 pounds and fits a rim diameter of 15 inches. The tire aspect ratio is 75.

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Goodyear Trailer Tires

Available in the most common tread patterns and sizes, Goodyear designs its RV tires to deliver comfort, treadwear and performance. The website goodyearrvtires.com offers helpful videos and advice on maintenance and care.

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Michelin

The tire selector on the website michelinrvtires.com offers a #D interactive view where you can enlarge and rotate to see every detail. The Track My Route feature helps you find Michelin services along your route.

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Bridgestone

Bridgestone's Ecopia line is the brand's most fuel-efficient truck tire. Its patented polymer technology limits energy loss so tires wear evenly and have a lower rolling resistance for a comfortable ride.

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Continental

Continental's stand-alone pressure monitoring system for trailers is designed to reduce trailer tire costs. This system complies with upcoming greenhouse gas regulations, so your fleet will stay ahead of pending legislation.

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Carlisle

A Carlisle ST225/75RR15 load range E has a load-carrying capacity of 2,830 pounds at the tire's maximum 80 psi. But driving at 75 mph decreases the load-carrying capacity to 2,547 pounds.