Gremax Heavy Duty All Steel Trailer Tires ST 225/75R15 14 Ply 124/121M 11150, Set 2

I found the tires I wanted to upgrade my current travel trailer tires on line at Walmart.com. Great price at Walmart. Since they don't stock them locally, I had to order them on line. Then I found out that they can't be delivered to my local Walmart auto center, but had to be delivered to my house. Once here I loaded them into my SUV (kind of difficult as I'm 75 years old) and took them with an appointment to the local store. They are totally not equipped to handle replacing tires on a trailer, even thought I went by in advance to insure that they could handle it, and I was assured by the manager on duty that they could do it. They are good a changing and balancing tires inside the work bay where they can use automatic equipment for the process, but since the trailer had to sit outside the work bay, everything was manual. They assigned one guy to do all the work of jacking up the trailer (one axle at a time) and removing the old tires and replacing the new tires. No power equipment, 100% manual with a breaker bar and lots of manual labor. The technician was hard working and extremely careful, but it took him 3 full hours start to finish to change the tires. The good news is that all his hard work only cost me about $65. As a stock holder in Walmart, I'm concerned that they did not make any money that day. When I bought 4 new tires at Discount Tires for another travel trailer 2 years ago I was in and out in 45 minutes, and I didn't have to deliver my own tires. So while I saved some significant money by buying and installing my tires at Walmart, I certainly had to put in a lot of time and effort to do so.

A year ago I purchased load range E made in China tires for my camper trailer to replace the aged load range D tires. To my surprise one tire exploded causing body damage to my trailer, I am trying the load range G China tires this time. Time will tell, its too early to state my satisfaction on these tires.