Blowing tires on 5th wheel
First I apologize if this subject has been cover in the past. I did a search and went back a bit and didn't see anything fairly recent I'm starting to get very frustrated and its beginning to ruin ...
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Me Again wrote:
The LTX M/S2 is not a good choice for a trailer. Outer rib has breaks in it and it has a lot of siping, both which are not what one wants in a trailer tire. The breaks and sipes grab to much in tight maneuvers. 99% of RV'ers are not going to tow in the snow. Chris
Have had the LTX M/S2 all seasons on our trailer for 2 years since the BFG recall. They were recommended by Michelin. They show no signs of wear and I never see black marks when in tight turns on pavement. The original tires were Uniroyal LT all seasons also and showed no wear at 7 years but I felt it was time for new tires. Just my experience.
