Maxxis Load D To E - Bouncy Ride
Had maxxis load E's mounted and balanced to replace my factory D's. TT weighs about 9500 loaded but wanted peace of mind. Drove home and ride was bouncy and I could feel it in the drivers seat. Cal...
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RinconVTR wrote:Huntindog wrote:RinconVTR wrote:
And people who think they can buy a "good quality"/"better tire" that is invulnerable to curb, pot holes and general damage is living a fairy tale. There is no such tire.
Of course no tire is industructable... But ST tires they should not fail at anywhere near the rate they do. .
Please Huntingdog....share with us the actual failure rate of ST tires.
You know that you don't know. So stop making blanket statements with absolutely no knowledge of fact or even educated guess.
I can say with certainty what my failure rate was when I drank the ST tire koolaid...(I was once a believer of all of the ST propaganda) I had many sets of STs, as I continually upgraded them in size and load rating, believing that the failures were not the tires fault.. It was no use. Not one set of my many ST tires made it to their second birthday...
And for the record, I too used to be a huge proponent of ST tires. You can look up my posts from years back to see for your self.
I may be a little dense at times, but eventually I learn.
My TT tire problems ended in 2006 when I made the jump up to LTs.
I now replace my TT tires due to age! What a concept.
