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Getting new tires for bass tracker 175

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I have the bass tracker 175 single axle 

ST 175/80 D 13 load C looking to replace them what do ya all recommend? 
thanks!

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    My recommendation is Goodyear endurance. There not cheap but I believe the best. I put thousands of miles on them with high speeds and have never had a failure. But your driving distance and speed can play a factor too.

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    My recommendation is go to a tire dealer that you trust and get his advice.  I use one guy at a tire shop he has fixedme up with tires for two trailers and my truck.  He also rotates and fixes flats for free.

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    5 hours ago, GaryH said:

    My recommendation is Goodyear endurance. There not cheap but I believe the best. I put thousands of miles on them with high speeds and have never had a failure. But your driving distance and speed can play a factor too.

    The Goodyear Endurance doesn’t come in a 13 inch. I put Carlisle 8 ply radials on my 175 trailer and they are holding up well

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