โFeb-14-2017 05:41 PM
โFeb-16-2017 04:26 PM
โFeb-16-2017 03:47 PM
JeanetteG wrote:laknox wrote:JeanetteG wrote:
In my case could I jack the trailer (not attached to the truck) on one side remove a tire and take it to have it mounted and come home replace and remove the other one? I seriously need tires this year!
Why would you do that? All decent tire shops can do the same thing on the spot, while you wait... :h
Lyle
It might be cheaper?
โFeb-16-2017 03:32 PM
All I could afford wrote:
I just wanted to mention that when I checked with E-Trailer in the summer of 2015 how about getting new tires but only if I could be assured of a recent date of manufacture, I was told by email that while they strive to provide fresh tires to all their customers, they would only guarantee that the tires I receive are with in two years from date of manufacture.
Since I do less than 2,000 miles per year on my trailer, Time is what I must place my replacement on. I contacted trailer tires and wheels.com, and was assured by Michael there that I would receive tires that were less than three months old, and he was personally checking. The tires I received were only two months old. Highly recommend
โFeb-16-2017 02:21 PM
โFeb-16-2017 12:48 PM
โFeb-16-2017 12:19 PM
laknox wrote:JeanetteG wrote:
In my case could I jack the trailer (not attached to the truck) on one side remove a tire and take it to have it mounted and come home replace and remove the other one? I seriously need tires this year!
Why would you do that? All decent tire shops can do the same thing on the spot, while you wait... :h
Lyle
โFeb-16-2017 12:17 PM
โFeb-16-2017 09:47 AM
JeanetteG wrote:
In my case could I jack the trailer (not attached to the truck) on one side remove a tire and take it to have it mounted and come home replace and remove the other one? I seriously need tires this year!
โFeb-16-2017 09:42 AM
โFeb-16-2017 06:09 AM
โFeb-16-2017 05:52 AM
MFL wrote:tinner12002 wrote:coachman05 wrote:
So did I just get lucky with the carlisle tires that are on the camper now? The tread still looks good on them but, acouple of tires have some small cracks in the side walls which makes me nervous plus they are 9 years old so I just figured its time. I found several different tires on amazon that range in price from about 80-100 bucks which Im not sure thats a good deal?
Wouldn't recommend buying tires from somewhere or anywhere online because you can't verify the date codes on the tires!!
I would not order from Amazon, as this would be a good place for an overstocked dealer to move old stock. I would feel safer ordering from a place like E-trailer, where you can talk to a person, and explain you will only accept tires with a date code not more than a year old.
Jerry
โFeb-16-2017 05:48 AM
tinner12002 wrote:coachman05 wrote:
So did I just get lucky with the carlisle tires that are on the camper now? The tread still looks good on them but, acouple of tires have some small cracks in the side walls which makes me nervous plus they are 9 years old so I just figured its time. I found several different tires on amazon that range in price from about 80-100 bucks which Im not sure thats a good deal?
Wouldn't recommend buying tires from somewhere or anywhere online because you can't verify the date codes on the tires!!
โFeb-16-2017 04:37 AM
coachman05 wrote:
So did I just get lucky with the carlisle tires that are on the camper now? The tread still looks good on them but, acouple of tires have some small cracks in the side walls which makes me nervous plus they are 9 years old so I just figured its time. I found several different tires on amazon that range in price from about 80-100 bucks which Im not sure thats a good deal?
โFeb-15-2017 11:35 PM
md_procouple wrote:
We replaced ours with SAILUNS, and have not had a at problems as we blew out two of the Maxxis last spring on a 300 mi. Trip (1week apart). due to MFG. defects. We now have 1500 mi. on the Sailuns, not a problem. they have gotten pretty popular over the past few years for a foreign made tire.