Score one for the weight police :)
After several years of running the vision 19.5 wheels and hating the ride, i went with toyo open country tires that have the weight rating I needed. I did not look at the wheel rating though. 4 years ...
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My uncle hauls a modest 36' triple axle toyhauler when we go out. I won't name names, but he bought Fuel rims for his SRW Dodge from a place that likes to give away FREE BEEF.
Scales say he only has a pin weight of 2500lbs. BOTH rear rims cracked, leaked, and left the tires flat. Low grade, thin, cast aluminum, cheap China-made rims couldn't even hold up to 2500lbs. Virtually no TC weighs in at 2500lbs, imagine the carnage if he had a 4000lb TC.
Well, this **place** that gives away free beef did, AFTER a lot of arguing and trips to the store, offer to refund all 4 tires and wheels to go with Vision 19.5 rims and new tires for his Dodge.
I would buy from this place that gives away free beef, but just not anything that is their in-house brand.
And BTW - this all happened just this spring.
Scales say he only has a pin weight of 2500lbs. BOTH rear rims cracked, leaked, and left the tires flat. Low grade, thin, cast aluminum, cheap China-made rims couldn't even hold up to 2500lbs. Virtually no TC weighs in at 2500lbs, imagine the carnage if he had a 4000lb TC.
Well, this **place** that gives away free beef did, AFTER a lot of arguing and trips to the store, offer to refund all 4 tires and wheels to go with Vision 19.5 rims and new tires for his Dodge.
I would buy from this place that gives away free beef, but just not anything that is their in-house brand.
And BTW - this all happened just this spring.
