Tire advice please
I have a 2010 Montana 3455SA, bought used, last summer. It has a dry weight of approximately 12010lbs, GVWR of 15560lbs. GAWR of 6750lbs. IT has a mishmash of about 3 different brands of ST 80psi tire...
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After experiencing my LAST freaking Chinese tire failure three weeks ago, I've decided to go with the exact same tire. Your rims will work perfectly. Understand that the G614s are approximately 1" taller overall. So you'll grow about 1/2" between the axle and the top of the tire. Make sure you have enough room between the tires and between the tire and the top of the fender so you don't rub.
When running a 110psi tire, it's very important that you switch over to metal valve stems that can handle that kind of pressure.
Ideally, you'll know the exact weight on each tire and adjust the tire pressure accordingly. Otherwise, you might get a little extra bounce and some excessive tread wear if you run them at max pressure.
Jim
When running a 110psi tire, it's very important that you switch over to metal valve stems that can handle that kind of pressure.
Ideally, you'll know the exact weight on each tire and adjust the tire pressure accordingly. Otherwise, you might get a little extra bounce and some excessive tread wear if you run them at max pressure.
Jim
