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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Regarding replacing the axles, I'd say that depends on a couple things.
1. what axles are under it ? My bet is 3500.
2. what is the actual as loaded weight you are running ?
3. how the axles "look" when loaded ?
do you still have some "upward" in the center of the tube bow ?
....or are they flattened out or worse overloaded to the point of bowing them low in the center, creating a situation where the tires are cambered in at the top ?
It sounds as though there is a possibility the mfr cheaped out and put barely adequate axles. Sadly that is not uncommon in the RV industry.
1. what axles are under it ? My bet is 3500.
2. what is the actual as loaded weight you are running ?
3. how the axles "look" when loaded ?
do you still have some "upward" in the center of the tube bow ?
....or are they flattened out or worse overloaded to the point of bowing them low in the center, creating a situation where the tires are cambered in at the top ?
It sounds as though there is a possibility the mfr cheaped out and put barely adequate axles. Sadly that is not uncommon in the RV industry.
