Didn't Believe about the Chinese Tires
I went from Atlanta to Tampa this last weekend and blew two tires on the Puma. I had read about Chinese tires hand granading but said to myself that the folks hadn't checked the tire pressures, etc an...
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Goodyear has it right because they don't lump everyone into the same category of use because we all differ in RV use for the most part.As I said before,take care of your tires and treat them as needed and they will serve you well,atleast that has been my experience over the years.
My current tires are over 5 years old and there not going anywhere because they don't need to be changed "yet"
Tire Replacement Guidelines
Goodyear does not state a specific replacement age for RV tires because there are many conditions that dictate a tire's life span. Some factors that influence how long a tire will last are:
Usage per year - more frequent usage will result in longer life
Vehicle storage practices (6 months loaded with little or no rotation is not good!)
Usage in warmer climates can also impact a tire's overall life due to greater extreme ozone exposure
My current tires are over 5 years old and there not going anywhere because they don't need to be changed "yet"
