Trail Express Tire Problem
My project for the day was to install the steel valve stems for my TPMS system. My son brought over some ramps made from crossties and we ran the front wheels up on them and took the back tires into t...
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kedanie wrote:
Sadly, you most likely will need some warranty service. Perhaps not immediately, but within 1.5-2 years.
Purchasing a particular brand because they will repair the damage done by their product makes absolutely zero sense. That is why I refuse to run Goodyears. Why not buy tires that have very little chance failure outside of damage due to road debris and then you don't have to worry about being stranded by the side of the road. I guess while your stranded by the side of the road you can be thanking Goodyear that they will repair all the damage to the side and underbelly of your rv.There are tires out there that will fit and give you 5-6 years of trouble free service. If your spacing is too tight, look at the LT245-75-16. What capacity are your Axles? If they are 6,000# or less, a good LT tire will work wonderfully.
Keith
TO the OP:
Get your fire suit on. You jumped from the frying pan into the fire with those Carlisle's.
