Best Tires for Travel Trailer?
It is time to replace our Travel Trailer tires. GoodYear tires came with the TT but we had one blow out on us coming home from our last trip. Any advice on which brand is best for replacement? Curre...
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Why manufacture arguments or rebut points that haven’t been made…
When has anyone said the 3 aforementioned brands made crappy LT tires… however none of the three make a ST tire… maybe if we just muddy the water no one will notice…
Maybe if someone can find a single advertisement from one of the three manufactures, pitching their LT tire for your RV trailer here in America, it would go a long way to justifying their use… na we don’t want to do that…
Folks there is a reason a for profit company won’t advertise their product and shout from the rooftops their better virtues if that were so…
This isn’t a quality argument, it never was, it’s a legal liability issue in the US market…
So let’s get this straight, Michelin , Continental , and Bridgestone make a LT tire that is what you should use on your RV trailer, but with the US having the largest RV population and tire market with Michelin , Continental , and Bridgestone located throughout the US, but they fail for some reason to advertise to this market… seems strange at the least…
PartyMarty wrote:
It seems to me that Michelin , Continental , and Bridgestone carry the best reputation across their entire tire line .
There are tests available for passenger car tires that show this .
For decades .
To argue that those 3 brands somehow make crappy LT tires and that some third rate manufacturer somehow makes the best ST tires seems counterintuitive .
Maximum psi shown on the sidewall , an upgrade to a higher load weight rating and an upgrade to load range D or even E makes perfect sense .
When has anyone said the 3 aforementioned brands made crappy LT tires… however none of the three make a ST tire… maybe if we just muddy the water no one will notice…
Maybe if someone can find a single advertisement from one of the three manufactures, pitching their LT tire for your RV trailer here in America, it would go a long way to justifying their use… na we don’t want to do that…
Folks there is a reason a for profit company won’t advertise their product and shout from the rooftops their better virtues if that were so…
This isn’t a quality argument, it never was, it’s a legal liability issue in the US market…
So let’s get this straight, Michelin , Continental , and Bridgestone make a LT tire that is what you should use on your RV trailer, but with the US having the largest RV population and tire market with Michelin , Continental , and Bridgestone located throughout the US, but they fail for some reason to advertise to this market… seems strange at the least…
