Tires & DOT
So...been dealing with tires and tire posts for many years and have a plethora of experience with them. However I have a new challenge. Dealers seldom carry my tire in stock and they must be order...
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cummins2014 wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote:
So PLEASE tell us why you did not have the tire analyzed to determine cause??? Simple to do, just have the Sailun Dealer turn into their division that does this and make the determination. Same exact process with GY, if not road hazard GY will replace the tire.
As mentioned YOU have no idea if it were road hazard or the tires fault. I sure would want my tire replaced and would go thru the process at ZERO cost.
Why didn't I ? I really didn't care. How many Sailuns failures have you read ,heard about, rumors, whatever from a faulty tire, I know my answer , none. If that tire would have been a Goodyear, yes I would have pursued it, with their cost of replacement ,and reputation you bet I would have went after Goodyear, as many have had to do. .
Well as I see it this incident can be chalked up to a Sailun Tire failure!!! MOST road hazard failures are the back tire!
