Fuzion 342 vs. Cyclone 3110 (upgrading)
Hello there! We bought our first RV in January, which is a Puma 21 ft toy hauler. We went small since we didn't know how we and the three teens would like Rving. We have gotten much use out of the ...
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hammer21661 wrote:Spleenstomper wrote:Had this experience a couple weeks ago. A few months ago I looked into tires for our 322 to get a good load rating it seems you have to go to a 17.5 rim and G rated tire but you have to watch your speed 65 mph limit but that is all trailer tires.
Yeah, I'm seeing that no RV is perfect. I learned a new word today: China bombs lol
This is the best way to go on the larger double axle toyhaulers for tires. Not cheap entry fee but will have long term life and reliability. Plenty of choices for 215/75R17.5 LR F, G, or H that are 75 mph rated if needed. For 7K axles use G or H to get a health safety margin.
Figure G rated 16" or ST Class E or F rated 16" will need 3 to 4 year life-cycles and 17.5 to have 6 year + life-cycles. The ST tires are a******shoot of reliability IMO especially in high ambient temperatures and max load operating conditions.
