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- 2oldmanExplorer IIDidn't care for my Radial trails. One came apart, 2 years later they all started wearing on the inside rib.
- Boon_DockerExplorer IIII am sure you will be happy with your choice.
Happy Camping! - zell66ExplorerThank you for your responses.I have ordered Carlisle CSL16 235/85R16 Load rated G
- GASMAN6674ExplorerI am running Carlisle's on my rig and have been very happy with them (St235-70r16)
- blownstang01ExplorerI had some bad 15" Carlisle tires years ago (tread separation) , but I ran the 235/85/16's on my 40' gooseneck race trailer at around 17,000 lbs, dual axle, and they did well without issue for 3 years before I sold it.
- zell66ExplorerBoon Docker and BFL13 thank you for your real world report!! I have done my research and found these tire to be ether #1 or #2 (depending on RV magazine) tire to get for heavy 5th wheels and trailers.
- BFL13Explorer IICarlisle RV tires got a bad reputation years ago, but a few years ago came out with a totally better tire, which I got for my 5er. Was no trouble with them. The "new type" Carlisle got good reviews from Rvers last time I looked at tire reviews
- Boon_DockerExplorer III
zell66 wrote:
midnightsadie wrote:
anything with the name carisle is junk.
real world experience or wom?
Now that you have heard from an "authority" on the subject you are best off to check the internet for info on Carlisle tires.
Doubtful you will get any reliable info on this forum.
I have been running Carlisle tires for about 15 years with no problems. - zell66Explorer
twodownzero wrote:
US made tires only for me.
These are made in Tennessee. - zell66Explorer
midnightsadie wrote:
anything with the name carisle is junk.
real world experience or wom?
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