Sailun S-637

Money is not everything for everyone!

And Goodyear sure has to pay for a lot of marketing / advertising costs too.

Not to mention the more than $300 Goodyear VS less than $200 Sailun thingy. :)

Cummins12V98 wrote:
I will stick with GY's NEVER even a flat with 4 sets. MANY thousands of miles. Also there is the US VS China thingy.

I think we have been thru this US VS China thingy. You seem to be alluding to the FACT that you don't buy Chinese ???? :@

There is also the 400-500 dollar thingy between the two.There is no denying the quality ,and dependability of the Sailun S637. You can google failures of G614, but I have yet to be able to see anything on the Sailun, not saying there is not, but have not been able to find any. IMO I don't need the 500 dollars worth of insurance .Bottom line is what tire is more dependable. I put MY money on Sailun.

I will stick with GY's NEVER even a flat with 4 sets. MANY thousands of miles. Also there is the US VS China thingy.

Just for the record the S637 is about an inch larger in diameter vs the G614 or standard ST235/80R16E, so make sure you have the axle spacing required. Which would be at least 33" center to center! You will loose 1" between tires is another way to look at it. Dexter you should have 1" or more between tires.

Chris

Thanks for all the feedback, most seem to agree it's a good tire, posted over on the Keystone Owners forum and got nothing but good over there. I ordered mine and should have them Monday. Thanks again

I had the Sailun S637 on our last 5th Wheel (Jayco Pinnacle) for over 25,000 miles and had no problems at all.
They are a very heavy (approx. 65 lbs), well constructed tire.
We did the same research and found no reported user complaints.

I bait the dust and I got me some.I hope they last for 5-6 years.

Just got off of the phone from ordering 5 for my friend's Montana. These tires look just like the GY G614s I have on my rig and are the same exact weight, ply and weight rating. These tires have a good record for those with heavier rigs, across several of the RV forums. When my 614s are due for replacement, I'll more than likely buy these.