Carlisle Radial Trail HD ST215/75R14 C/6PLY

Have no experience with the Goodyears but these are great trailer tires. Good road manners and handle the load of my 18 foot boat so much better than the 6 ply biased tires they replaced. The 8 ply rating plus being steel belted radials make alot of difference. Thought my torsion axle was bad but it was cheap tires the whole time.

We had these tires before and did not realize they had 60,000 miles on them. The tread wear was very good and ones with 60,000 miles looked as if they had 1/2 or more tread left. Definitely recommend for all weather tires!

I am well pleased with my purchase and installation experience. I ordered two tires from walmart.com. They arrived to my home after about two days. I was well pleased with the date codes; they're only about 12 weeks old. The local Walmart Superstore installed them the same day I received them and at no cost. I did pay a small fee for balance and a new valve stem. These tires replaced the original manufacturer tires supplied with our 2 year old RV. I expect much better service from Carlisle tires.

Seems like a good alternative to the more expensive Goodyear Endurance trailer tires. Four tires along with installation was almost $1000 at my local Goodyear dealership. These 4 Carlstar (Carlisle)tires along with a spare tire, cost me $530 total at Walmart. They only charged me a $10 recycling fee for my five old trailer tires. The tires seem like they are very good quality. The side walls are eight ply and the tread depth is good. I'm hoping they hold up well. If not, I will be changing my review if possible.

Really a strong and good tire for my 16' flatbed trailer. Have same tire on my travel trailer with many miles and 2 years of no problems. They are speed rated for 81 mph. Better than the maxis import. These are import but with a lot better quality control.

I use these tires on my 26' camper and my 6'x12' utility trailer. So far they have held up extremely well. I've pulled my camper across the country from Tennessee to Nevada, down into the Florida Keys, Southern Texas, and up into Pennsylvania. Lots of miles on these tires and they have held up. These are ideal for campers and trailers.

Bought 4 for our tandem axle trailer. Same Carlisle manufacture number that others offer, but considerably less expensive through Walmart on-line. Delivered to local store free and included free mounting. Scheduling mounting was painless using Walmarts web site. Date code on the 4 tires was all the same and was less than 5 months from receiving.

Bought tires online and shipped them to my residence. Called the local Walmart for installation. The employees were great and were able to install the tires on my bumper-pull travel trailer even though they normally don't. Super friendly and accommodating. The tires appear great, but won't know now until I use them a little bit more.

Only drove a short distance on them so far from Sams where I had them installed..and to my house. But when I got home I looked at the date on the tire. They were manufactured in 2013! I am not happy with this, as I researched manufacturers and they should be replaced at 6 years. Even Calisle site says 6 to 8 years. So, had to have them on that day to make a short haul trip.. and not sure what to do or who to complain too, or just let it go. I don't use the trailer but around down and short distances.

The tire date code on all 6 tires is 3821. I ordered them in Sept 2023. These tires are 2 years old. Some folks recommend new trailer tires every 4 to 5 years no matter how many miles they have on them. If thats correct then these are halfway through their life before mounting. They may be a good tire but I want new tires that are actually new. Check the date codes if you order these tires.