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Anonymous
Jul 24, 2019

F-53 tires

22k miles on a 2013 built 2014 Winnebago. 22k lb. chassis. Keep tires at 90psi (recommended) and service checks before long trips. Have seen comments that tires generally need replacement if years of service come before mileage. Mine appear good with inspection showing no/minor crack. What’s the norm/general replacement advice on these? I’ve had it since new. Now 6 years. Never towing or exceeding 65-70 mph. Advice please since thinking about replacement next year or two.
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    IB853347201
    Nomad
    Jul 24, 2019
    Personally I would not exceed 7 yrs on a MH tire based on the manufacturer's date.
    How old are your tires actually? If you haven't checked, look for the manufacturer date on each tire. It is on the sidewall of each tire, a 4 digit number following DOT, like 2313. In this case, "2313" means the tire was made on the 23rd week of 2013.
    Also, how did you determine that the recommended tire pressure is 90 lbs? If you look on the wall below your drivers side window, the manufacturer's recommended tire inflation for front and rear tires will be listed on the manufacturers sticker. Often is different for front and rear tires.

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