eCustomrim 2-Pack Trailer Tire Rim ST205/75D15 F78 205/75 5 Lug White Spoke Wheel - 2 Year Warranty w/Free Roadside

I've had my boat trailer with the wrong sise tires on it for over twenty years, and every time I had a tire issue, finding the one wrong size tire was expensive. (Someone thought the low-profile tire would help when loading the boat??) Anyway, I bought a pair of these tire rim combos to see how they would fit under the fender, and satisfied with the way they fit, bought a second set, for my four wheeled, tandem axle trailer. While the tires were a bit narrower than what I took off, they actually made the trailer handle much better, an effect I can only attribute to the trailer rated sidewalls not being a mushy as the take-off tires.

good price

Cheaper and better quality than moa

Fit perfectly. Looks great. Outstanding deal. Came mounted to rim and ready to install on trailor.

These tires & wheels are well made. The trailer I intended to use them on was damaged beyond repair before I recieved them. My issue is when I went to return them it cost more than I paid for the tires! So I kept them as a tribute to my own folly. Read the fine print and ensure you know that you are not always dealing with Amazon, but with affiliates who do not offer free return shipping.

Worked as should.

Exact replacement of rims and tires on my trailer they came quick perfect fit well worth the purchase they wanted for the same rim an tires for what I purchased for these .

Arrived on time and undamaged. Lug pattern and spacing matched perfectly which was a concern as I was replacing the 13" tires and rims on my 5'X8' utility trailer with 15". I still have plenty of clearance in the fender wells also. Although these tires are rated for more payload capacity than the 13", I didn't upsize for that reason; only to improve the pull on the highway with larger diameter tires. I haven't had the opportunity to do so yet, and if after hauling my trailer a few times with these tires I don't notice a difference I'll update this post, but a friend of mine did the same thing last year to his 10' utility trailer and noticed an improvement, so I expect I will too, especially since I never come anywhere near the max payload capacity of my trailer or these tires. At this point my only concern is that I let my friend convince me to go with the bias ply instead of radials like the 13" tires I had on the trailer. Accept for one of those that eventually dry rotted, they lasted from the original purchase in 2005 and still have plenty of tread left. I have no idea what to expect regarding the life expectancy of these bias ply tires, but for his trailer, my friend swears but them. Time will tell.