Sailun tires on tow vehicle

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I waited until the firestone transforce went on sale. So far I'm very happy with them.

B.O. Plenty wrote:
My Silverado dually is in need of new tires. Since everyone is raving about using Sailun brand tires on their trailers, I'm wondering if anyone is using them on their truck? If so what are the results?

B.O.

I don't know about the tire you speak of. However, Are those tire rated for trucks, or are they just rated for trailers. Trailer tires don't transfer to truck tires. They are made completely different.

Terryallan wrote:

B.O. Plenty wrote:
My Silverado dually is in need of new tires. Since everyone is raving about using Sailun brand tires on their trailers, I'm wondering if anyone is using them on their truck? If so what are the results?

B.O.

I don't know about the tire you speak of. However, Are those tire rated for trucks, or are they just rated for trailers. Trailer tires don't transfer to truck tires. They are made completely different.

If you would do a search, you would see Sailun makes many types and styles of tires. From cars, the light duty trucks, to heavy duty to trailer tries.

http://www.gosailun.com/

Marty

blt2ski wrote:

Terryallan wrote:

B.O. Plenty wrote:
My Silverado dually is in need of new tires. Since everyone is raving about using Sailun brand tires on their trailers, I'm wondering if anyone is using them on their truck? If so what are the results?

B.O.

I don't know about the tire you speak of. However, Are those tire rated for trucks, or are they just rated for trailers. Trailer tires don't transfer to truck tires. They are made completely different.

If you would do a search, you would see Sailun makes many types and styles of tires. From cars, the light duty trucks, to heavy duty to trailer tries.

http://www.gosailun.com/

Marty

that's why I asked

Made in China. May be OK tires but I will wait and see.

Had a pair of sailuns on steer axle of fl60 frieghtliner and removed them after 30k because of uneven wear and steering wheel shake. Yes they were balanced, twice in fact. Replaced with Michelin XZA and smooth as a limo now. Ya get what you pay for in my opinion.

My rule use to be only American made tires. But, these days they are real hard to find. For RV related I do try to stay with tires that have a history of reliability.

falconbrother wrote:
My rule use to be only American made tires. But, these days they are real hard to find. For RV related I do try to stay with tires that have a history of reliability.

For trailers, the Sailun S637 is pretty tough to beat. I have zero complaints with mine 3 years in on a 16k lbs fiver and I have yet to read anything negative about them.

What size?