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I looked everywhere a few months ago and everything pointed to the sailuns. Cheapest price was way mart online of all places. They are thick!! Unfortunately had some engine set backs so don’t know how they tow. |
Originally Posted by Spicy
(Post 4708414)
Thanks guys.... Going to look at trailer this afternoon to get tire size and order a six this afternoon!!
Hit me up hen you come to Pompano |
Originally Posted by Cash Bar
(Post 4708423)
Get the spare too.
Hit me up hen you come to Pompano |
Goodyear or Michellin tires only. The china brands will blow out quick!
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The Sailun 637s are awesome. Had them on a triple axle car trailer, with 12k on the axles, the tires had zero flex. Couldn't even tell the trailer was loaded. Towed FL to CA and back, no issues.
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Originally Posted by ToMorrow44
(Post 4708444)
The Sailun 637s are awesome. Had them on a triple axle car trailer, with 12k on the axles, the tires had zero flex. Couldn't even tell the trailer was loaded. Towed FL to CA and back, no issues.
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It is recommended that tires be taken out of service 6 years from the date of manufacture. How old were your tires.
Most trailer tires probably dont wear out but die of old age. It is. Probably a reason that tires go in succcesion soon after the first one. |
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