5th wheel tires
What are considered the best tire for 5th wheels today Have a Cedar Creek weighing 11,700 wet and it is time for a change
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fj12ryder wrote:
Do you also check your car or truck and remove any Chinese made parts? And remove all the Chinese made parts from your computer? TV? Microwave? Many of those parts have the capacity to cause a lot of damage to your house if they self-destruct. The only way to judge some things is by their past performance. Sailun's past performance is exemplary, arguably better than Goodyear, not a Chinese company.
No I don't. And I don't think that is a meaningful response at all. I buy tires with a brand name on the side that has a long history of standing behind their product. I have insurance if one of them blows up but I don't want the hassle.
I've seen the Sailun tires in person and they look to be quality all steel tires. I do not need "G" load capacity nor would I expect a company like Sailun to stand behind their product if I had an issue.
If other people want to buy China bombs, be my guest. It's your money. When I can buy a quality product made here for similar money, that's what I'm going to do, not because I'm a nationalist, but because I have much more confidence in the quality control procedures of a 100+ year old company versus some unknown place on another continent.
