Texstar 205/75D15 6-Ply Trailer Tire & Wheel vs Goodyear Endurance ST205/75R15 Trailer Tire
The Goodyear Endurance is the better tire for anyone towing regularly on the highway. It is a radial with Load Range D capacity, a 107 load index and an 87 mph N speed rating, and it carries a six-year warranty. The Texstar is a 6-ply bias assembly rated at 1,820 lbs and 50 psi, adequate for light utility and off-road trailers but hotter-running and shorter-lived at sustained speed. Owners of the Goodyear rate it highly; Texstar buyers mostly praise fit and delivery, and some Goodyear buyers report tires arriving a year old, so check the date code.
- Choose the Texstar if you need a basic 15-inch 5x4.5 assembly for a light utility, flatbed or off-road trailer and bias-ply behavior suits your use.
- Choose the Goodyear if you tow on the highway, want more load margin and a radial that tracks and wears better, and value the six-year warranty.
Prices
- Texstar 205/75D15 6-Ply Trailer Tire & Wheel: $88.99 at The Trailer Parts Outlet (last seen Nov 13)
- Goodyear Endurance ST205/75R15 Trailer Tire: $39.30 at Geary Sales (last seen Nov 13)
- Difference: the Goodyear Endurance ST205/75R15 Trailer Tire is $49.69 cheaper than the Texstar 205/75D15 6-Ply Trailer Tire & Wheel at the latest prices (Nov 13)

