Transporter STR Radial 225/75R15 117M E Trailer Tire
- Brand:
- Transporter
- Model Number:
- TR724086B
- UPC:
- 820860107240
- EAN:
- 0820860107240
- Walmart SKU:
- 432879578
Current pricing at $95.14 reflects recent market activity, running 0.0% below the 90-day average.
| Price Type | Price | Date |
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Highest Price
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$106.46 | |
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Lowest Price
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$75.99 | |
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Most Recent Price
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$85.05 |
| Price Type | Price | Date |
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Highest Price
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$95.14 | |
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Lowest Price
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$75.31 | |
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Most Recent Price
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$95.14 |
Tracking History: We have tracked Transporter STR Radial 225/75R15 117M E Trailer Tire since 12/6/2022. The most recent price update was on Mar 9, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $75.31 (lowest on 9/23/2023) to $95.14 (highest on 9/21/2025). The average price during this period is $91.46.
Current Trend: No Walmart.com pricing data available for analysis.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.43/5 from 35 reviews.
Once you find a special trailer tire that doesn't scrub the outer lugs when backing into places, you want to keep using it. I've owned this large job trailer since ********* and have had to replace tires regularly on one side or the other due to this effect. This tire holds up well against that premature damage.
Quality trailer tire made in Vietnam, not China. Tire tracks %26 tows well on trailer as well as handles heavy loads.
I got a set for my 2017 Cougar this spring, with over 2k miles on them so far I couldn't be happier. We have encountered, snow, rain and high cross winds. The air pressure has stayed could and the most I have added to the tires in a month was 3psi. I would and well buy again if they continue to preform.
Have these tires on my camper trailer and they are wearing well.
So far, so good! This is a replacement tire for a toy hauler. It it tougher than the standard tire that came on the trailer and feels quite beefy, but really only time will tell, right?
My toy hauler is 5400 dry. I add 1500 lbs of cargo and 1000 lbs of water. Have about 2000 miles on them and still look good no problems.
Look like good tires bought four got charged recycle tax of 4 dollars a tires try to take old tires back would not take old tires even try to pay fee again would not take so now when I look at tires online I add 4 dollar plus another recycle fee somewhere
I went to the local Walmart to but trailer tires. They said I had to order them on line. I did this, selecting tires that said "installation available". A few days later I received notice that the tires had been received at the local store. I went there to make an appointment to have them installed. They said they first needed to check to make sure the tires had been received. After searching they came back and said the tires had not been received. They questioned as to what store I had them delivered to. They told me to home and check my garage and any out buildings, as that is where they must have been delivered. The one man indicated that his job was to receive incoming tires, and no trailer tires been received that day. I gave them a copy of the notice I had received, and one man then went to the computer, using the order number, to see what he could find. He found that the tires had in fact been delivered to the store and signed for by "Rachael". Two of the employees then went to look for the tires, and shortly came back with the four tires in question. I then made an appointment to have the tires installed the next day at 1:00 PM. I brought in the wheels for 1:00 PM, the next day, and then waited for them to let me know the job was completed. Two hours later they called me to the automotive dept., and informed me they are unable to mount the new tires. I then took my wheels and new tires across the highway to "Discount Tire". They also had a problem installing the tires. I suggested putting tubes in the tire in order to expand them so they could be properly mounted. They did not have any tubes the proper size. I went another location, "Tractor Supply Co.", and purchased four tubes of the proper size. Using one of the tubes, they were able to inflate the tire, and by heating it, they were able expand it so they could in fact properly seat the tire without using the tube. The following Monday, they completed the installation of the other three tires, using the same method. I then returned the other three unused tubes to the "TSC". This experience caused considerable stress and also the need to spend additional funds, for a tube, plus travel. I have been waiting for a response from Walmart, but have no heard a single thing. Can I expect any response or any reimbursement for the addition expenses I incurred?
Continuing my story, I made an appointment to have the tires installed at 1:00 PM, the next day. The next day I brought in my wheels for the tire installation, and finally at 2:55 PM, I was called to the automotive department and informed that they are unable to install the new tires. I then went to another dealer and had them installed, which then cost me additional funds, for which I feel Walmart should reimburse me.
So far have had to get inner tubes put in 3 of the 4 I ordered, 2 when they were first mounted and 1 after the first time I used it, hauled maybe 1000 pounds. They suck! That is all.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
No Walmart.com pricing data available for analysis.
Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $77.91 (Aug 20) to $92.44 (Nov 6) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $83.83.
| Date | Price | Change | % Change |
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| $85.05 | $-7.39 | -8.0% | |
| $92.44 | $+7.39 | +8.7% | |
| $85.05 | $+0.00 | +0.0% | |
| $85.05 | $+5.41 | +6.8% | |
| $79.64 | $-2.00 | -2.4% | |
| $81.64 | $+3.73 | +4.8% | |
| $77.91 | — | — |