Crosswinds RV tires

Drive below the tire speed limit....keep weight at around 80% .... keep them inflated to max cold tp before you travel....use tpms.....so far I have never had a problem....but driving 56-58 mph everyone passes me....but so far never have had a blowout....and have always been able to stop the rig in time....make sure you have a good date on them when you buy...

good luck....

Instead of bashing here are some facts

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Crosswind tires are made in China by Shandong Linglong Tyre Co. Ltd.

I have seen these tires (linglong) used on OTR (semi) trailers. So either they are just cheap, or cheap and reliable.

Some of the Crosswinds are advertised on eBay: See auction # 221181764725

But they are ST Tires. ST tires made in China are notoriously bad.

Wouldn't own them if they were the last tires on earth.

They may be named crosswind because they blow air out the side :B

Just the fact that nobody knows anything about them would convince me to look elsewhere. Don't skimp where the rubber meets the road, IMO.

If you never heard of them why would you want them? There are no Crossroads tire stores that I know of. These cheap Chinese brands change their names at the first signs of trouble..Just buy some quality American made LT tires and live happily ever after.

B.O.

Anybody have any comments on Crosswind RV tires?(ST 23580R16)
I realize they are made in China like many other tires today.
Your Thoughts and comments would be appreciated.

I haven't heard of the Crosswind tires but I would suggest you look at "LT" tires regardless of the brand you pick.