ST or LT tires?
Hi all... We have a 2012 Voltage 3795 that has already "lost" two of the factory tires. The first one developed a bulge on the sidewall - so we replaced it. The second just had tread seperation (wh...
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Me Again wrote:
All the BS about heavier sidewalls and special compounds is just that. When have you seen a LT dry rot in 3 three years like most ST tires. Put some Michelin XPS Ribs or Bridgestone Duravis R250s on it. Axles will be good to 18252 pounds. Both are steel carcass tire like the GY G614 but cost a lot less. They will last 6-8 years and be not half worn out tread wise.
If you put more cheap ST tires on it, I hope they come with a 2-3 year supply of cool aid.
Trailer life should be ashamed of themselves for repeating this marketing BS about ST tires.
Chris
X2 !!
Go with LT's and dump the ST's. I'll never have ST tires on any RV I own. If they come with them from factory, either the dealer changes them or factory. If not, trl is staying on dealer's lot! ONLY thing St tires are good for is light duty applications (landscape, snowmobile trailers etc). How often do RVers due 65mph?
