Replacement tire for the Chinese OEM rubber
My 35 foot Keystone Bullet bunkhouse is less than 2 months old and has about 500 miles on the 205/75/R14 OEM tires. I've been reading that tires are a second thought with most manufacturers and ultima...
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I'm kicking around the same thing. I believe they build things as cheaply as possible to get through the warranty period . I would not like to get burned under warranty for trying to improve something because I thought it was inferior .
Will the mfg still cover you under warranty if you swap tire size ?
Mine told me a big NO ! Reason : The tire rating exceeds the axle rating. . . no reason for it . (in their eyes)
I can see to swap tire brands...but I question the tire size.
If the OEM tires malfunction because they are inferior, then the mfg will have a decision to make to also repair your torn apart trailer.
YOU will remove that option for yourself if you swap tire size .
If you swap brands, who knows how they will think.
Will the mfg still cover you under warranty if you swap tire size ?
Mine told me a big NO ! Reason : The tire rating exceeds the axle rating. . . no reason for it . (in their eyes)
I can see to swap tire brands...but I question the tire size.
If the OEM tires malfunction because they are inferior, then the mfg will have a decision to make to also repair your torn apart trailer.
YOU will remove that option for yourself if you swap tire size .
If you swap brands, who knows how they will think.
