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
TXiceman wrote:I have insurance already on my trailer. You're saying I should buy more insurance by paying more for my tires? I think I'll rely on my own insurance, and just put the money I saved to a better use. And since there seems to be no instances of serious damage caused by a Sailun tire going flat, I'd say I made the right decision.
So you can save $700 on a set of 6 tires, BUT how much will it cost to repair a trailer after a thread separation. It will cost several times your $700 savings plus no use of the trailer for weeks or months. Consider it insurance.
Ken
