LT vs ST's - Canadian Tires cries "Illegal!".
I replaced all 4 tires on my 35' horse trailer in the last 2 weeks - Canadian Tire had some excellent LT tires that were on 50% off "end of line liquidation" discount and the price was too hard to res...
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8iron wrote:mayo30 wrote:
Oh you think this is funny,listen to this fact.Canadian Tire is the only place you can take your new imported RV for inspection to be able to legally have it brought into Canada.They are not qualified to inspect propane system or 120v.
I don't think this is true. You can have it inspected at any authorized inspection facility but you will have to pay out of pocket. The import fee payed to RIV includes an inspection by Cdn Tire. Have you been around when they did the inspection? They just check that the tires installed are matched to the GVWR sticker on the trailer and sign off on it. Alberta doesn't even need the inspection any more, they recognize the RVIA standards. Funny thing is, if the RV has LT tires as OEM Cdn Tire will still pass it.
As I said you must pay the import fee and inspection which are done by Canadian Tire,and yes I have been present at those very same inspections.
