Any issues with 19.5 wheels???
I took our new to us 2003 Flair 33r to Costa Mesa for the Sand Sports Super Show. Almost all the way there, we had a pretty good shake, and bounce, both in the steering wheel and the seat. My years...
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Yeah, I have issues with the 19.5" wheels on our 2012 MH:
1. They cost a good bit less $$ to replace than the bigger 22" wheels
2. Easier to handle - Doesn't require 3 men and a $1000 impact wrench to swap one out. I can almost change a tire by myself, using a portable impact wrench.
3. If you do decide to carry a spare, a 19.5" spare is smaller, lighter, and easier to store than a 22".
Oh, wait, those are the reasons I *PREFER* 19.5 wheels, not 'issues'. :)
I have had no issues with our MH and its 19.5" wheels. For the reasons above, I actually prefer them. Like already said, I think the original poster's MH was abused somehow before, causing the damage to the wheels.
1. They cost a good bit less $$ to replace than the bigger 22" wheels
2. Easier to handle - Doesn't require 3 men and a $1000 impact wrench to swap one out. I can almost change a tire by myself, using a portable impact wrench.
3. If you do decide to carry a spare, a 19.5" spare is smaller, lighter, and easier to store than a 22".
Oh, wait, those are the reasons I *PREFER* 19.5 wheels, not 'issues'. :)
I have had no issues with our MH and its 19.5" wheels. For the reasons above, I actually prefer them. Like already said, I think the original poster's MH was abused somehow before, causing the damage to the wheels.
