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Greenball tires could be manufactured at one of its facilities in Indonesia, Thailand, or China.

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Headquartered in Anaheim, CA, U.S.A., Greenball has over forty years of expertise in making tires. Greenball offers various tires for trailers, light trucks, mobile home applications, lawn & garden applications, farm & industrial applications, golf carts, ATVs and UTVs, and it also manufactures and distributes wheels and related accessories. Greenball is a member of the Greenball Tires company, which also makes Centennial, GBC, and Kanati branded tires.

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The Greenball Tow-Master St Hiway Tread

SimpleScore™

8.0

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$78.95

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A specialty trailer tire, the Greenball Tow-Master ST Hiway Tread is built to give drivers better towing performance on highways. Commonly used on boat, toy hauler, utility, and other trailers, the Tow-Master ST Hiway Tread's multi rib design improves traction and performance.

Features & Benefits

Designed for use on boat, toy hauler, utility, and other trailer applications
Multi rib tread pattern allows for better traction and performance
Built with durable materials for a longer tread life
Low rolling resistance design boosts fuel efficiency

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Frequent questions about Greenball tires

Yes, Greenball tires could be offered with a limited warranty that covers failure due to factory defective materials or workmanship for 4 years from the date of manufacturing or 2 years from the invoice date of tire purchase, whichever comes first. If the tire fails to due to workmanship or defective material(s) during the first 10% of tread wear it will be replaced with a new comparable tire free of cost under certain terms and conditions. If the tire doesn't qualify for free replacement, it will be replaced with a new tire on calculation of the remaining tread wear on the pro-rata basis.