Tires
Before you all jump on me abut inflation and weight, etc. I always check my tires and make sure they are aired up to 95 lbs (as called for)...Well, this weekend, one of my Chinese tire bombs blew on ...
Forum Discussion
2001400ex wrote:cummins2014 wrote:
Those interested in reading about a blowout with a Goodyear Endurance ,there is one on the Montana Owners Forum in the " Tires, Montana tires " section . On the first page of that section , title of the thread is " Montana LT vs ST tires . The report is on page 3 of that thread. Mr C is the name of the person that reported it . Supposedly it did $600.00 worth of damage ,and Goodyear would not reimburse . He stated he was going to the Sailun tire .
What was the weight of his trailer? How many miles on the tire? Eventually they'll all blow out. The GVWR on my toy hauler is 14k, 10k dry. I run it 13.5k or so fully loaded, and with 2,500 pin weight, the most on the tires is 11k. Divided by 4 is under 3k per tire. My endurance 235/80/16 that I just put on have a 3,400 pound per tire rating. Even if you take the whole 13,500 pounds, I'm good.
Is there some reason why you would not want to go with the Goodyear Endurance ST 235/85/16 rated at 3640, give yourself a bit more cushion . I see they are only .9 difference in height, wouldn't think that would be a problem.
