lhenry8113 wrote:
I have never heard of that brand of tire--so--if you had a blow out and needed to replace the tire and you were in the Arizona desert or Fort St. John, B.C.--etc.-- who would you call? That is why I have always stuck with the top name brands. My camper came with "Triangle" tires from the factory--I had never heard of them and nobody else had either--gave them to Salvation Army and put on Goodyear Wranglers which now have about 30,000 miles on them. Lars
Just because you've never heard of them doesn't mean much....I would figure that one would purchase FIVE of these tires when they replace tires.....4 on the unit (if two axle) and a spare.
Do some research on the Sailun S637 tires...enlighten yourself so that you'll know what is being discussed. We're talking "G" rated tires here..only one I'd ever go with BEFORE doing research on the Sailun tires are the GY G614's.....Now, knowing what I know about the tire and the many good reviews....I will look at this tire and just steer clear of the Arizona desert and Fort St. John, BC:h
Don't knock it until you've done some research on it...check out the credentials of the manufacturer...or don't and still never know anything about the tires