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Members are seeking dependable trailer tire options as Sailun prices rise due to tariffs and availability issues. The original poster, satisfied with 14P Sailuns but needing replacements before an upcoming trip, asks about experiences with Gladiator Trailer Master tires, initially believing them to be US-made. Another member clarifies that Gladiator tires are not US-made but have a reputation comparable to other Asian brands. No direct user experiences with Gladiator are shared, but Hercules...
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Members are seeking dependable trailer tire options as Sailun prices rise due to tariffs and availability issues. The original poster, satisfied with 14P Sailuns but needing replacements before an upcoming trip, asks about experiences with Gladiator Trailer Master tires, initially believing them to be US-made. Another member clarifies that Gladiator tires are not US-made but have a reputation comparable to other Asian brands. No direct user experiences with Gladiator are shared, but Hercules and Maxxis are mentioned as alternatives, with some members reporting positive results with Hercules and noting Maxxis use at a Montana factory tour.
Pricing for Sailuns is discussed, with recent quotes ranging from $184 to $209 per tire online, and a member noting difficulty finding them in stock at major retailers. The consensus is that while Sailuns remain a preferred choice for many, rising costs and limited availability are pushing RVers to consider other reputable brands, though direct feedback on Gladiator Trailer Master tires is still lacking.