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2gypsies1
Feb 28, 2017Explorer III
OP: It sounds like you've had a lot of flats. Could it be that your vehicles/trailers are overloaded? Or not inflated properly? Or tires not changed out in a safe time period?
We traveled constantly for 16 years including Alaska, all over the country and including your state of Texas and never had a flat on the RV. We checked them before moving and replaced them by age, not looks. We would never attempt changing a big rig tire and full-timers seldom would have room to store a big, heavy tire. They're already carrying everything they own. I would think that manufacturers of the big rigs don't install a spare because of knowing how dangerous it would be to lift and change one. Depending on how big of a rig you get you just may change your mind. Good luck!
We traveled constantly for 16 years including Alaska, all over the country and including your state of Texas and never had a flat on the RV. We checked them before moving and replaced them by age, not looks. We would never attempt changing a big rig tire and full-timers seldom would have room to store a big, heavy tire. They're already carrying everything they own. I would think that manufacturers of the big rigs don't install a spare because of knowing how dangerous it would be to lift and change one. Depending on how big of a rig you get you just may change your mind. Good luck!
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