popup vs travel trailer
not looking for the pros and cons. been there done that. I am thinking from a maintenance and longevity point of view. seems to me grooving up with popups we didn't do much to it and they lasted for y...
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Jebby14 wrote:
thanks guys. Another + for the popup.
While you're musing, consider this. Aside from water leak damage that can destroy any trailer, tire failure is next for most RV owners. Most popups wear 12" or 13" tires, rarely anything larger, and pretty well all if not all are manufactured offshore. That Fleetwood Niagara I linked to earlier wears 14" tires, which in turn means you could install a set of made in the USA Goodyear Endurance tires, the exact same tire I have on my travel trailer, and ensure you've done about the best you can to avoid any future tire issues. :B
