Tires just one more time
This week we'll be buying new tires for our 5er. We have always used Michelin tires on our cars and the TV. But not sure that is the best brand for a trailer. Our trailer has ST235/80R16 tires on it ...
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In addition to the possible faulty tires, you may also want to have your suspension system inspected for possible alignment issues. If you trailer axles are true and straight, the likelihood of excessive tire wear should be minimal. With all the stress, vibration, push/pull during towing and turning, your suspension does go through a lot. Having it inspected annually would save a lot of heartaches and headaches in the long run! Just my thoughts.
CapriRacer wrote:klr650goldwing wrote:
Put the GY Endurance tires on yesterday and today. Three of the old tires looked really good. One tire had a totally bald spot on the inside of the tread. The bald spot was about 6" long and 2" wide. Is that an out of balance situation?
Classic symptom of a tread separation. You were lucky to get the tire replaced before this became a catastrophic failure.
