Two Tire Questions
My current Goodyears (LT 235/85R16 G Rated) are 6 years old. They look great and are always parked under my RV carport in the shade and on asphalt when not in use. Based on what I've read here they sh...
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"For Safety the rule of thumb is to replace tires when they reach 5 years from the date of manufacture. They may last longer with proper care but the odds are against you beyond five years of age. "
Wow...is this really the expected lifespan of trailer tires? I have LRG Goodyears on my 2014 Cedar Creek, and I was expecting to get the 10 year lifespan that is normal on past motorhomes with 22.5" Michelins. My rigs live in a garage when not traveling and protected with 303, so no sun abuse. Is there that much difference in the quality of trailer tires?
Wow...is this really the expected lifespan of trailer tires? I have LRG Goodyears on my 2014 Cedar Creek, and I was expecting to get the 10 year lifespan that is normal on past motorhomes with 22.5" Michelins. My rigs live in a garage when not traveling and protected with 303, so no sun abuse. Is there that much difference in the quality of trailer tires?
