ST Tires ???

Me Again wrote:
Besides all the p ! $$ i n g back and forth, there is one true fact. That is that GY does more to warranty tires than anyone else who makes tires that go on trailers.

This is my Endurance that picked up a bolt. GY paid 1/2 the cost of the replacement as a good will gesture.

Thats the good part when one of those G614 blows out . It’s ugly what they do in damage.

That looks like one of the Bolts that goes up through the Slide Out Frame into the Silde Side Wall.

Besides all the p ! $$ i n g back and forth, there is one true fact. That is that GY does more to warranty tires than anyone else who makes tires that go on trailers.

This is my Endurance that picked up a bolt. GY paid 1/2 the cost of the replacement as a good will gesture.

Campinghoss@51 wrote:
Look on the side of sailun tires and see where they are mfg. Why everyone looks over this in these discussions beats me.

Then when they are manufactured in the US ,then what will the discussion be. Lets not forget where out Ram trucks are made, and who gets paid to manufacture them. Kind of a meaningless discussion really , products we buy are made all over the world, then all of a sudden we start making it about where TIRES are made :h

So how many “G” and “H” tires are sold by Sailun and GY per year? How many non road hazard failures?

Campinghoss@51 wrote:
Look on the side of sailun tires and see where they are mfg. Why everyone looks over this in these discussions beats me.

I am not sure of the standard, but the manufacturer is holding the same standard as the US tire manufacturers..

I may be 100% wrong, but am almost certain I read that somewhere ( other than here) .. they are held to a higher standard...

I don;t own them as I am happy with my USA-GY's

Look on the side of sailun tires and see where they are mfg. Why everyone looks over this in these discussions beats me.

Meaningless reply as the Sailun S637 16" load G are top shelf right now. They've been on the market for over 10 years and have that long term service record that the Endurance may hve some years down the road.
The 16'/17.5" Sailuns got there start in the service trailer industry. Later rv owners looking for a better load G and load H tire that would stay together long term started using them.
The Sailuns have that earned years and miles of trouble free service over on the commercial side unlike the Endurance that simply hasn't been there yet.

JMO but when Endurance owners around the trailering world , report 3-5 years of actual use and 30k-40k miles of trouble free then a statement can be made what type of service they can give.
Just being on the market for 2 years and X months is not a indicator how they will do long term.

I've said before...the Endurance may have that long term service record from around the trailering world (rv and non rv).

Campinghoss@51 wrote:
Look on the side of sailun tires and see where they are mfg. Why everyone looks over this in these discussions beats me.

YUP!!! WHA, WHA my job is gone!!!

Look on the side of sailun tires and see where they are mfg. Why everyone looks over this in these discussions beats me.

That’s fine you guys keep on supporting the Chinese.

Zero issues. Guess that ain’t good enough for some.