GOODRIDE ST290 Trailer Tire - 195 55 R10 98/96N

Always refer to the tire's sidewall for the maximum inflation pressure and your trailer manufacturer's recommendations for the optimal operating pressure. Typically, trailer tires require higher inflation pressures than passenger car tires.

No, the GOODRIDE ST290 tires are specifically designed and rated for trailer use only and should not be mounted on passenger vehicles.

The lifespan of a trailer tire depends on factors like usage, load, inflation pressure, and maintenance. However, the GOODRIDE ST290's high-quality materials and wear resistance are designed to provide extended service life under proper conditions.

In the tire industry, 'ST' typically stands for 'Special Trailer,' indicating that the tire is specifically engineered for the unique demands of trailer applications, which differ from passenger or light truck tires.

Check the sidewall of your current trailer tires for the size designation (e.g., 195/55R10). Also, consult your trailer's owner's manual or the manufacturer's plate, usually found on the trailer frame, for the recommended tire specifications.

Yes, the GOODRIDE ST290 features a tread design that provides excellent traction and stability suitable for various conditions, including moderate off-road applications commonly encountered when accessing campsites or job sites.

Check wheel alignment and balance. Ensure proper tire inflation and that the trailer's load is evenly distributed. Verify that the tire size is correct for the trailer.

Have the tires balanced by a professional. Ensure the wheels are properly mounted to the trailer hub.

Ensure tire pressure is within the recommended range. The tread design is optimized for good traction, but excessive wear or improper inflation can affect performance.

Inspect tires for signs of age or damage. Replace tires immediately if any cuts, bulges, or significant cracks are found. Consider covering tires when the trailer is stored for long periods.