The Goodride ST100 is a reliable tire designed for special trailer applications. These include boat, livestock, RV, and other trailer types. Thanks to its innovative construction, this tire is suitable for all season use and can withstand a maximum speed of 81 mph. It is available on the market in many popular sizes with rim diameters between 13" and 16".
Features and Benefits of Goodride ST100
- Tubeless structure prevents air leaks
- Deep linear grooves expel water and slush from the patch
- Full nylon cap for higher strength and durability
- Advanced rubber compound promotes a low rolling resistance
- Double steel belts boost strength and towing stability
- Optimized sipe placement adds extra gripping power
Starting off, the Goodride ST100 features a symmetrical tread pattern that offers the necessary traction and balance. The center ribs improve handling accuracy, making sure the trailer follows the towing vehicle with high precision and doesn't sway. Moving on, the semi open shoulder aspect combats heat buildup during longer trips. The shoulder blocks add more lateral traction, improving the cornering ability and making it easier to take tight turns. Besides, a smart sipe distribution maximizes the tread's biting points with the road, ensuring excellent gripping power. These sipes also enhance performance in wet, dry, and snowy conditions, allowing you to enjoy your trips all year round.
What's more, the deep linear grooves of the Goodride ST100 channel water and slush away from the footprint. This prevents slippage in wet conditions, giving you full control. Equally important, the rounded sidewalls offer protection from lateral impacts such as curb damage. This minimizes the risk of downtime while keeping the whole tire construction intact. Also, the sidewalls upgrade the load capacity, helping you tow heavier loads. Thanks to its double steel belts and nylon cap design, this tire offers superior strength and durability to punctures. At last, the advanced rubber compound lowers the rolling resistance, reducing fuel usage as much as possible.
