Tire brand on your wheel house

[waligators]

Been looking at the tires on my house all summer and finally decided to change them. They are 3 years old and are starting to crack and show some wear. So my question is what brand of tire do you guys go with? I currently have 205/75D15 Loadstars on there. Any difference in quality from Loadstar to Carrier Star tires? And for sure buying the rim and tire package, not just tire.

[JSK76]

Surplus outlet in Bemidji has really good prices on trailer tires, I just bought a spare tire and wheel (st225 I think) for 119.99 but I can't remember the brand off the top of my head.

[Hawg]

3 years sure seems fast to need tires.?.

[waligators]

3 years sure seems fast to need tires.?.

The guy I bought the house from didn't store the house inside a shed, so the sun has beat them up pretty bad. The tread is still good, but a lot of cracking going on. Mainly piece of mind for me to put new tires on. Going to save the old tires and rims for spares.

[Iceman77]

I have switched all my trailer tires over to Maxxis brand tires. My ice house also gets a Load E range tire as it is an 8X16 that is relatively heavy. I have always made sure my tires had good tread and the right air pressure at temp but I have thrown a 2 treads at 55 mph with Carlisle tires that were correctly pressured and only 2 years old with about 500 miles on them. I have seen many positive reviews on Maxxis tires and have been using them for awhile now and really like them myself. They are a little more $ but a couple of bucks is worth it if they really are a better quality tire that will not leave me stranded on the side of the rode. Worst part of it is when the Carlisle tires threw their tread it also took out the boat fenders and damaged the trailer.