Load Range E Trailer Tires (10-Ply)
Load range E is the 10-ply rated class, standard on fifth wheels, goosenecks, toy haulers and heavier tandem-axle campers. In the sizes here it carries roughly 2,830 lbs (ST225/75R15) to 3,640 lbs (ST235/85R16) per tire at 80 psi. This page lists every load range E tire we stock, loose and mounted on a wheel, including the Goodyear Endurance.
Ply rating is a strength class, not a count of actual plies. The load figure molded into the sidewall is what matters. Match it or go up, never down, and run the full pressure printed on the tire when loaded. Make sure the wheel is rated for 80 psi; the assemblies on this page are.
Common questions
Load range E vs G?
If your trailer's placard calls for E and you tow within its rating, E is correct. Step up to load range G (14-ply) for dump, equipment and heavy gooseneck trailers that run near 4,000 lbs per tire.
Can I run E on a 15-inch wheel?
Yes, if the wheel is rated for 80 psi and the load. Most 15x6 trailer wheels are rated 2,540 lbs or more; check the stamp on the back of the wheel.
Why do my load range E tires wear in the center?
Running 80 psi on a lightly loaded trailer. Use the tire maker's load and inflation table to set pressure for your actual axle weight, not the max.
