Sailun Tire Failure
It was bound to happen, and it did. Any experts want to weigh in? Luckily, no damage to fifth wheel or rim. 2 year old Sailun S637 , inflated to 100 psi.
Forum Discussion
twodownzero wrote:
While I agree that a tpms is a good idea, tires with solid quality control could have probably prevented this. Get the garbage Chinese tires off your rig and keep the new tires perfectly inflated and you will not have another failure short of road hazard. I also concur with the above posters that trailers should generally have their tires aired up to their max unless to solve funny wear or ride quality issues. The side loads on trailer tires are unique and hard tires are safer and will run cooler. Air and good construction will prevent blow outs.
LOL, did you read the post just before yours about the G614 failure??
The Sailun tires are far from the Chinese junk you are talking about. There are many members on here including myself that are running them with no issues whatsoever. I will continue to run them until they age out and unless something drastic happens in the meantime they will be replaced with Sailuns.
