question on tire research
I don't do much posting, mostly because we are not full times, thus we dont' have experience to give good, sound advise. I do follow this site and do learn some things . The number of postings in r...
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Me Again wrote:GrumpyandGrandma wrote:
Most RV tire issues are not due to where the tire came from, but from improper loading, under inflation and speed. 99% of all ST tires (US made included) are speed rated at 65. As to using LT on a tandem axle set-up, it is not recommended due to the side wall flex in hard turns. LT's have been known to pop off the rim in a hard turn due to the stiffer sidewall. The other big issue with ST tires is how long the unit has sat on a dealers lot (usually gravel) without moving before it is sold.
What a crock! ST tires fail at a high rate because they are a bottom tier cheaply made product, that we designed for utility trailers and local service. Some brainyact decided that one could see America with them on large heavy tall trailers.
With the lack of any physical evidence maybe you should clarify such a statement as being your opinion.
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Chris
