Sailun S-637
So I want to get these E rated tires off my new Mountaineer and go with a G rated tire. I had the G-614's on my last 5er but these Sailun tires are getting some good talk... What's up with these tires...
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up2nogood wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote:NC Hauler wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote:Jerry B wrote:
I have run 17.5 H rated Sailun tires for a year now. No blowouts like I had with the GoodYear bombs that were previously on the trailer. Sailun is a much better tire than the Goodyear and at a third the price.
What were the date codes of the GY tires? Were they "G" rated? If so why not go with "G" Sailun's?
Good question, good point...Were you running GY G614's ?? If so, what was the date code and why didn't you just go to a G rated Sailun instead of going to a 17.5" Sailun?
Inquiring minds want to know!
I think you just need to get over the fact that someone could possibly want something different then you, or quite possibly a better product then yours.You come across its my way or the highway. give it a rest. Sorry that Sailun is becoming a popular tire with actual better reviews then GY has ever had. Don't believe anyone google GY ,and read the failures, and not just from the years you seem to be stuck on.
I think you need to quit getting stirred up about me giving my experience with a product and giving reasons for why I buy that product.
My comments are not to get you or anyone else to dump what you have but are for those in the market for a new tire.
What skin is it if I pay more for a tire than you do? No shin loss for me if you choose to buy something else.
Pretty much the same Merry Go Round with TrailerAid, B&W, RAM, CUMMINS, Michelin MS2's, Bilstien's, the list goes on for the products I have used and get great service from. Notice something about the things I just listed? They are all what the others compare them selves to!
Promote what you want and I will do the same.
