Best tires for tandems axle boat trailer? Yalls thoughts.

Probably the Goodyear endurance, they do cost a bit more than other brands.

Goodyear Endurance

I don't think you can go wrong with Goodyear or Maxxis.

I have had good results with Carlisle h.d. on my double axle trailer. Bought at local tire shop, great service. Bought 2 tires for it the other 2 Carlisle are few years old, but fish close to home. They had me in done in 20 minutes. Always check p s i.!!!! 60 lbs cold.

Another vote for GY Endurance.

Goodyear Endurance

GY Endurance

Endurance have been really good for me but I am trying some Carlisle HD just bc they are much cheaper. No real complaints yet.

Love my Endurances.
Going on 3 years.

Same for me!

Get any of them that are load range D 8 ply and you’ll never have a problem (with a grain of salt). I’ve heard the Endurance tires are great. But I was running “Cargomax” Chinese tires on my rig that were D/8ply and never once had an issue. Replaced a few months ago because they were getting close to no tread.

The load range C tires are the ones that blow out all the time

I have Goodyears now. They are pushing 6 years and will replace soon. I picked up a staple in one and replaced with a Carlisle. That tire will become my spare and I am going to try the Carlisle's when I replace the Goodyears. The Carlisle's have deeper tread then the Goodyears.

Goodyear Endurance are American made. More expensive than any of the other ST tires out there but based on my experience with other options well worth the money. The rest are mostly made in China. You got to ask yourself who do you want to support. A Chinese worker or an American worker. For those who choose the Chinese version, what if there was a Chinese option for the job that you make your living for. Who would you want people to support? It just surprises me that we spend $50 to $90 k for a bass boat and won’t spend the money on a tire made in the US. There you have my tire rant.