flat tire
i just picked up brand new tt (2014 outback 250RS) from a dealer and stopped my home then went to friend's house for storage (total 70 miles) and when i went back following week to try out camping, th...
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mangchibike wrote:
So here is the questions
1. can I use different brand tires? I don't think it make a diffrence..
2. why is tt doesn't come with jack and wheel lug nut wrench like cars?
3. I tried to talk to dealer and keystone directly requesting new wheel lug nuts (6 of them) and denied, even though the manual say ues 7/8. The service dept. says use 13/16.
4. this kind siuation what would u recommends? fixing yourself or emergency road service by insurance co? (found out later i could)
5. Do you check tire wheel lug nuts torque pressure often? (manual says so,, but most cars we don't and i don't want to touch them again
I just want to get this over,, change new tire and wheel nuts..
Thank you in advance
1. Yes, you can run different brand tires, just make sure the size is corrrect.
2. Just not a standard in the RV industry.
3. Not surprised
4. Depends on the person. I carry a lug wrench, a bottle jack, some wood boards, a fully inflated spare tire, and a torque wrench/socket with me so I can change out a flat on my TT (or truck) if necessary. But if you can't haul that or change the tire roadside assistance is a good idea IMHO
5.I check the tire pressure and lug nuts before every trip. It only takes 5-10 minutes or so.
Good luck!!
