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This past weekend we went on our annual camping trip to Mt Blue State Park in Weld, ME. That's the Park where Trina and I first met, along with several other friends. 11 years in and counting. We hiked Little Jackson Mt this year. Good trail. Fantastic views. Very few people.

Hey Jim, you might want to check out the Hankook Vantra trailer tires. I have a pair in your size on my 5'x10' utility trailer, about 4 -1/2 years old, so far so good. Just drove them down to Virginia and back over the last couple of weeks, absolutely no issues. Even exceeded my own personal 70 mph limit with a trailer a few times, no problems.

Slide me some of that check I'll think about it ....

I like the speed myself and would like to fix it

Buy the Goodyears. I get a pension check every month from Goodyear.

I took a chance and purchased the tires (see sticker below) for our 24' camper online in 2019. They never see sunshine except when on the road and camping as I cut plywood to fit into the wheel well openings. . I run them at 65 lbs and seldom hit 65 mph going down the highway. Most trips-usually three or four a year-are 40~90 miles round trip and one or two 250 miles round trip. I usually stop about every hour of driving and feel them and the backside of the brake housing for differences in heat. At home, they are parked on a rubber mat and some of the weight taken off by use of the stabilizers. They seem to hold tire pressure well between trips. The second picture was taken for this post. The valve stem cap is off because my neighbor gave me a tire mender pressure monitor that I remove when I get home. My wife's Michelins that are newer than these have more tiny cracks than these foreign jobs. I also watch the date code on the sidewalls of tires.