Montana 3610RL vs. Big Horn 3160 Elite
A few weeks ago I posted in regards to Montana vs. Big Horn in general. Now I have narrowed my choices to two and would like any input if you have knowledge of either. Pros for the Montana is I like t...
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Seattle Lion - I have a 2014 Bighorn 3010RE. GVW is 14,000 pounds. The OEM Towmax tires lasted exactly 1 year and about 6-7000 miles before they started blowing. When the first one blew I immediately replaced all 4 with Maxxis 8008s. I had wanted to get to the end of 2014 before replacing them, but, guess what, that didn't happen. I run 55-58 and always kept them inflated to 80 psi.
I suggest that it might be a good idea to bite the bullet and go ahead and replace them now while it's convenient, cheaper, and safer, instead of having a blowout while running down a 2 lane highway in the middle of Wyoming like I did. They might be worth a few bucks in trade while new or maybe put them on Craig's List. My rationale was that once the first one blew, the others would not be too far behind.
Tim.
I suggest that it might be a good idea to bite the bullet and go ahead and replace them now while it's convenient, cheaper, and safer, instead of having a blowout while running down a 2 lane highway in the middle of Wyoming like I did. They might be worth a few bucks in trade while new or maybe put them on Craig's List. My rationale was that once the first one blew, the others would not be too far behind.
Tim.
