Super Singles
Anybody running super singles on their class A??? For those of you unfamiliar with super singles they are a single WIDE tire/rim that replaces the duals on the rear axle(s) seen on some of the truc...
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Bill.Satellite wrote:TDInewguy wrote:
Doing the math on my tires, I will actually save money buying singles.
The 305/70/22.5 tires run over $700 each and the super single rear tire is about $850. Add in a rim and I'm still lower price than just buying duals.
Tell us what you think about your new singles after you pick up the first nail in that tire and are crippled.
Well - I will!
With nearly 100k miles logged and no flats or issues, I am going to take the gamble again to save money on the purchase price and save money on fuel every stop.
If I get a front flat - I stop. If I get a TOAD or trailer flat, I stop, and if I get a super single flat I stop.
Not really a big risk in my opinion.
Happy travels!!
