Anyone heard of these tires?

I HAVE seen them...driven many shuttle buses using them, in fact. They've been around 10+ years & seem to be OK. My only gripe with them was that they were somewhat noisy on concrete highways. Nankang has been around a while.

wny_pat wrote:
National Highway Transportation Safety Admin has 2 complaints on the them, but not recalls. http://www.safercar.gov/. You'll have to search yourself, as they do not let me post results.

Thanks very much for this link. It's very helpful.

National Highway Transportation Safety Admin has 2 complaints on the them, but not recalls. http://www.safercar.gov/. You'll have to search yourself, as they do not let me post results.

Best bet is to keep them properly inflated and inspect them often for any bubbles or defects. Make sure the RV suspension is aligned and the tires are properly balanced. All contribute to premature tire failure.
Good luck.

It would help if we knew the GVWR of your trailer, the pin weight, the size and type of your tires and their date code.

B.O. Plenty wrote:
Well if you buy a set and one goes bad on a trip where do you think you could go for warranty service? Why not spend a couple bucks more for a brand you've heard of and trust...

B.O.

Unfortunately they are already on the rig and apppear to be fairly new. I did not buy them.

Well if you buy a set and one goes bad on a trip where do you think you could go for warranty service? Why not spend a couple bucks more for a brand you've heard of and trust...

B.O.

If we haven't heard of them they probably are not good!

If we haven't heard of them they probably are not good!

coolbreeze01 wrote:

RetSgt7114 wrote:

coolbreeze01 wrote:
They are made by Nakang Tire Company in Taiwan.

Oh that's just peachy. Do you know if they're prone to failures like other chinese brands?

Sorry, I don't have any experience with them. I am happy with the Maxxis on my trailer. What are you putting tires on?

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