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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bobndot wrote:I hate to be the bearer of bad news but... If your ST tires come apart and damage your TT, the TT manufacturer will NOT warranty anything. They will point the finger at the tire manufacturer, or you. There are so many ways to weasel out of this that it is impossible to argue with them.
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.
In short, keeping the warranty intact is not a good reason to put off a tire upgrade.
