good tires
hey guys had not been on in a while so trying to catch up abit,but here is a question I have a 2013 29ft Springdale travel trailer that needs replacement tires before we go camping again the tires had...
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Lynnmor wrote:Ralph Cramden wrote:
They buy a travel trailer or 5er, and the first thing they do is overload it. Then they proceed to clip curbs and drive off onto debris filled shoulders along with driving the same as when they're not towing,such as driving at high speed.
Funny how the truck tires survive the same conditions, maybe the tires are better? :p
Actually truck tire do NOT live in the same conditions as the TT tires. "Most" trucks are driven nearly every day. So their tires oil themselves as they roll. "Most" ST / Trailer tires, sit sometimes for months at a time. So they do not oil themselves, and dry out much quicker. That is what causes the ST tires to fail sooner. They look great, no wear, and unless you dismount them. You can't see the cracks. That is why I will not leave TT tires on my TT more than 3 years any more.
However. Curbing any tire is not a good way to keep it round.
