anyone out there having trouble with les tow max tires. I have a 2010 wildcat 5th wheel. in the last 2 years I have replaced 4 tires due to separation. everything is alig correct no excess weight. dealer keeps telling me they sell thousands. when asked how many have they replaced. no response tire size st235/80r-16/10. the last tire separation happened only 45 day from being installed. there telling me the 45 day tie is not separated. nothing like going down thw highway waiting for a blow out. iam ready to try geo star LT 235/85R16/14. any input would be helpful.

I have a Heartland Sundance that came with Towmax. I made 4 campouts, about 200 miles, and noticed a tire seperating. The Heartland forum has 100's of Towmax tire complaints of blowouts and tread seperation. They are junk !I bought 4 new Maxxis and have not had any problems since. I did a lot of research and Maxxis has the best reputation for ST tires on the market.I found that Carlisle and Goodyear Marathons also have terrible reviews. The Goodyear G614 tires have good reviews but cost a small fortune.I dont know anything about the Geo Star, but I would do my homework before purchasing. You dont want to end up in the same boat your already in.

Maxxis 8008 ST tiresGoodyear G614 LT trailer tiresMichelin XPS Ribs trailer tiresBridgestone Duravis LT trailer tire Be sure to have your new tires balanced.

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FrankShore
Explorer
Sep 04, 2014
Why not try Maxxis?
donn0128
Explorer II
Sep 04, 2014
Why not install LT tires?
wrgrs50s
Explorer
Sep 04, 2014
I have a Heartland Sundance that came with Towmax. I made 4 campouts, about 200 miles, and noticed a tire seperating. The Heartland forum has 100's of Towmax tire complaints of blowouts and tread seperation. They are junk !

I bought 4 new Maxxis and have not had any problems since. I did a lot of research and Maxxis has the best reputation for ST tires on the market.

I found that Carlisle and Goodyear Marathons also have terrible reviews. The Goodyear G614 tires have good reviews but cost a small fortune.

I dont know anything about the Geo Star, but I would do my homework before purchasing. You dont want to end up in the same boat your already in.
amxpress
Explorer
Sep 05, 2014
Maxxis 8008 ST tires
Goodyear G614 LT trailer tires
Michelin XPS Ribs trailer tires
Bridgestone Duravis LT trailer tire
Be sure to have your new tires balanced.
amxpress
Explorer
Sep 05, 2014
Maxxis 8008 ST tires
Goodyear G614 LT trailer tires
Michelin XPS Ribs trailer tires
Bridgestone Duravis LT trailer tire
Be sure to have your new tires balanced.
2oldman
Explorer II
Sep 05, 2014
Search tow max, or, more affectionately known as Blow Max. You'll find hundreds of posts.
NCKZ_Camper
Explorer
Sep 05, 2014
Truly check out Maxxis as I've used them for years with no problems.
ScottG
Nomad
Sep 05, 2014
NCKZ Camper wrote:
Truly check out Maxxis as I've used them for years with no problems.

Same here. Lots of problems before and none after getting a set.
garysol
Explorer
Sep 05, 2014
Do a search on this site for Sailun s637 tires as well.
fla-gypsy
Explorer
Sep 05, 2014
ScottG wrote:
NCKZ Camper wrote:
Truly check out Maxxis as I've used them for years with no problems.

Same here. Lots of problems before and none after getting a set.

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