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I found them! Sailun S637 235/80/16
I found the 80 series Sailun tires! I called Sailun (800-238-6469) who told me to call my local TCI tire disturbutors (253-236-0713 Kent, WA) who is a vendor for Sailun. Then TCI directed me to a local tire dealer they work with and *poof* I found the 235/80/16 G rated Sailuns. This is great because I was only finding the 85 series tires. Now that I found the 80 series my spare can stay (its an E rated 235/80/16). I am only out $804 not $1600 for the Goodyears! Thanks for those that helped and provided input on my other posts! Bill1.6KViews0likes7Comments- 380Views0likes0Comments
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Thank you for the replies. I realized after posting my question, why not upgrade the spare also. Saving $200 is not a game changer in dollars but having the correct matching tire could be. I was aware Sailun had a 235/80/16 G tire but could not find it locally. I will have to do more checking. Can those of you who have the 80 series S637 tell me where you found them? My local Big O tire center says they can only get the 85 series tires. Having the 80 series would be nice then I would only need to change 4 tires not 5. How do you like the Sailun G rated tires and do you run 110 psi or follow an inflation chart similar to Goodyear?380Views0likes0CommentsTires
Hello, I am going to replace my cheap Chinese tires ST 235/80/16 E with the Sailun S637 235/85/16 G tires. Question is can I use the current 80 series spare on one wheel and the Sailuns 85 series on the other 3 wheels for a short distance? Or should I just replace all 5 tires? It is only .9 inch difference in overall tire size. Thanks Bill2.4KViews0likes12CommentsRubber Roof
I have a 2015 Grand Design Reflection 325BHS FW and the rubber roof lifts several inches just behind the front cap/roof seam while driving. There are no tears and all seams are sealed properly. I was wondering if Grand Design declines to fix the issues 1 month out of warranty can this be fixed without an entire roof replacement? I was thinking can the lap sealant and striping at the front cap be removed and glue put under the roof in that area? Then reattach the strip at the seam and re-caulk? This assumes there is a plastic molding across the front of the cap at the top. Suggestions NEEDED and welcomed. Thanks Bill1.5KViews0likes7Comments
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