(Update last page)I have a seasonal unit that extremely weathered tires. I need to take it two hours away for repairs. I am replacing some aged out tires on a camper at home that show no signs of weather checking but are old. I thought of reusing the tires from at home for the repair trip. The other option is to purchase some cheap new tires for the seasonal for this one time trip. When the seasonal gets back it won't be moved for years. The question is reuse or replace? Can get Tow max tires for around $270. plus mounting.

I'm confused. Why not take the wheels off the seasonal unit and take them to the tire shop? Or , if it won't be moved for years, why do you need tires at all?

jplante4 wrote:I'm confused. Why not take the wheels off the seasonal unit and take them to the tire shop? Or , if it won't be moved for years, why do you need tires at all?I take it. He has to tow trailer to have it repairs. The current tires on the trailer are questionable and not road worthy.Should he buy a cheap set of tires or use a set of questionable tires he already owns.My answer buy the cheap set that should be decent enough to survive a one time trip.The set you already own are questionable as well? Why replace one deteriorated set with another faulty set?

Lantley wrote:jplante4 wrote:I'm confused. Why not take the wheels off the seasonal unit and take them to the tire shop? Or , if it won't be moved for years, why do you need tires at all?I take it. He has to tow trailer to have it repairs. The current tires on the trailer are questionable and not road worthy.Should he buy a cheap set of tires or use a set of questionable tires he already owns.My answer buy the cheap set that should be decent enough to survive a one time trip.The set you already own are questionable as well? Why replace one deteriorated set with another faulty set?The ones I own show no signs of deterioration but our out of date. The ones on the seasonal are shot. Home and seasonal are 900 miles apart. Just bought a set of the new Goodyear endurance 10 ply for the trailer at home.

jplante4 wrote:I'm confused. Why not take the wheels off the seasonal unit and take them to the tire shop? Or , if it won't be moved for years, why do you need tires at all? I need to take the seasonal 2 hrs away for repairs and then back to the seasonal site. Then it will sit for years before being moved again.

colliehauler wrote:Lantley wrote:jplante4 wrote:I'm confused. Why not take the wheels off the seasonal unit and take them to the tire shop? Or , if it won't be moved for years, why do you need tires at all?I take it. He has to tow trailer to have it repairs. The current tires on the trailer are questionable and not road worthy.Should he buy a cheap set of tires or use a set of questionable tires he already owns.My answer buy the cheap set that should be decent enough to survive a one time trip.The set you already own are questionable as well? Why replace one deteriorated set with another faulty set?The ones I own show no signs of deterioration but our out of date. The ones on the seasonal are shot. Home and seasonal are 900 miles apart. Just bought a set of the new Goodyear endurance 10 ply for the trailer at home.Got it. Only you can answer this. Do you trust the out of date tires? Are they capable of one more trip? Why did you take them out of service?

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colliehauler
Explorer III
Mar 12, 2018
jplante4 wrote:
I'm confused. Why not take the wheels off the seasonal unit and take them to the tire shop? Or , if it won't be moved for years, why do you need tires at all?
I need to take the seasonal 2 hrs away for repairs and then back to the seasonal site. Then it will sit for years before being moved again.
colliehauler
Explorer III
Mar 12, 2018
Lantley wrote:
jplante4 wrote:
I'm confused. Why not take the wheels off the seasonal unit and take them to the tire shop? Or , if it won't be moved for years, why do you need tires at all?

I take it. He has to tow trailer to have it repairs. The current tires on the trailer are questionable and not road worthy.
Should he buy a cheap set of tires or use a set of questionable tires he already owns.
My answer buy the cheap set that should be decent enough to survive a one time trip.
The set you already own are questionable as well? Why replace one deteriorated set with another faulty set?
The ones I own show no signs of deterioration but our out of date. The ones on the seasonal are shot. Home and seasonal are 900 miles apart.

Just bought a set of the new Goodyear endurance 10 ply for the trailer at home.
Lantley
Nomad
Mar 12, 2018
jplante4 wrote:
I'm confused. Why not take the wheels off the seasonal unit and take them to the tire shop? Or , if it won't be moved for years, why do you need tires at all?

I take it. He has to tow trailer to have it repairs. The current tires on the trailer are questionable and not road worthy.
Should he buy a cheap set of tires or use a set of questionable tires he already owns.
My answer buy the cheap set that should be decent enough to survive a one time trip.
The set you already own are questionable as well? Why replace one deteriorated set with another faulty set?
jplante4
Explorer II
Mar 12, 2018
I'm confused. Why not take the wheels off the seasonal unit and take them to the tire shop? Or , if it won't be moved for years, why do you need tires at all?

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