Tandem axle camper, driving with a flat
Hello, So I drove 96 miles from my house, to where my camper is on my land up north. With the intention of then grabbing my camper and bringing to a local dealership 17 miles away. Got out...
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Happy.Camper wrote:RCMAN46 wrote:
Depends on how old the tires are a why the one was flat.
If it was something other than a nail and they are more than 5 years old it may be wise to replace all of the tires.
Trailer tires have a habit of failing one at a time a couple hundred miles apart.
This may be because of the over loading of the other tires when one goes flat.
Interesting point, I also aired down my airbags to try to out as much weight on the hitch as possible, I also did not use my weight fist hitch, to keep more weight on my truck.
If that really is true, than they need to engineer a higher safety margin. So then really if you get one flat, then you essentially need to replace 4 tires !? That is madness
