Westlake Tires has been producing and supplying a complete array of high-quality tires that withstand the test of time and geography. These tires are created in the most modern tire production facility, which has received numerous accolades. Moreover, Westlake Tires continues to make significant progress in the production of environmentally friendly tires, and it collaborates with its global distributors to continuously enhance and expand its line of high-quality, low-cost tires.

A durable trailer tire, the Westlake ST100 is made with a low rolling resistance design to maximize fuel efficiency for drivers seeking tires with high towing stability, and long wear, the Westlake ST100 is a suitable choice.

However, can these tires offer the desired performance, and stability for your trailers? Let's take a look at a review of the Westlake ST100.

Features and Benefits

Trailer tires are made especially to support the large loads that come with using trailers. They frequently include sturdier sidewall construction for increased stability when towing heavy loads. Designed for trailers, the Westlake ST 100 has several features to enhance durability and towing capabilities.

• All-season traction: Westlake ST10 features an all-season tread pattern that boosts dry, wet, and light winter weather traction.
• Boosted towing stability: The tire features two steel belts for increased strength, which contributes to puncture resistance and stable vehicle towing.
• Increased fuel efficiency: Its low rolling resistance design improves fuel efficiency.
• Reduced risk of hydroplaning: In order to prevent hydroplaning and increase wet grip, circumferential grooves remove water.
• Enhanced durability: Westlake ST100 has a full nylon cap available for all sizes.
• Puncture resistance: Tires with twin steel belts are stronger and more resistant to punctures.
• Longer tread life: Made with the special Heat Less (using heat resistant compounding) technologies that help to slow down the tire aging and extend the tire life.

Pros and Cons

What have you concluded? Apart from its features and benefits, are there any disadvantages? Let's examine its pros and cons:

• All-season tread compound offers year-round traction.
• Twin steel belts to prevent tire puncture and to enhance towing.
• Low rolling resistance rubber compound to improve fuel efficiency.
• Full nylon cap to boost durability.
• Heat-resistant compounding technologies to prolong tread life.
• Circumferential grooves to reduce the risk of hydroplaning.
• Affordable.

CONS:

• Not designed for passenger vehicles.
• No mileage warranty.

SimpleTire’s view on Westlake ST100 tires

The Westlake ST100 trailer tire boasts enhanced longevity, and fuel efficiency thanks to its two steel belts, reduced rolling resistance compound, and full nylon cap. Let's use SimpleScore to compare the Westlake ST100 against two other trailer tires the Gladiator QR25-TS and the Deestone D902 to determine SimpleTire's opinion of the tire.

Compared to the Deestone D902 and Gladiator QR25-TS Trailer, the Westlake ST100 has a better SimpleScore (7.8) thanks to its durability (8.6), long lasting (7.5), and traction (7.5) scores. The Gladiator QR25-TS Trailer has a better traction score (7.8 vs 7.5) whereas the Westlake ST100 has a superior durability score (8.6 vs 8.1). Not to mention that these tires have an equivalent long-lasting rating of 7.5.

In comparison to the Deestone D902, the Westlake ST100 has better durability (8.6 vs 8) and long lasting (7.5 vs 7.3) scores. However, the traction rating is marginally higher for the Deestone D902 (7.6 vs 7.5).

Thus, if you want increased traction, think about using Deestone D902 or Gladiator QR25-TS Trailer tires. However, if you're worried about durability, you should look into the Westlake ST100 for your trailers. Moreover, the Westlake ST100 is less expensive than the Gladiator QR25-TS trailer, and the Deestone D902 tires.

Vehicles the Westlake ST100 is a good replacement tire for

Consider the Westlake ST100 as a suitable substitute tire for trailers from the following brands when your current tire wears out:

• ATC trailers
• Belmont
• Big Tex
• Charmac trailers
• Brenderup trailers
• MasterTow