When did Carlisle Trailer Tire Become a Good Trailer Tire
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09-30-2020, 11:26 AM
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My last set of Carlisle's went 10 years before one blew, at 11pm on a back road with no shoulder. Won't be going 10 years again, but only had a couple thousand miles on them. Replaced with new Carlisle's and so far so good. I have a really tight situation to get out and in my garage and a sharp turn backing out of my 250' drive. They get a lot of stress making the extremely sharp turns. I have to watch the back up camera to make sure I don't jack knife the trailer. Given what I put them through they've done well for me.
10-10-2020, 11:22 PM
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like 87MirageIntruder said, Carlisle did a major retooling and the new radialtrail hd has been forming a fairly good reputation in the RV community.
Sailuns also have a really good reputation for a foreign tire ... different price point though and at 100+ psi not all wheels are sufficient.
Generally speaking, age kills trailer tires not miles.
Sailuns also have a really good reputation for a foreign tire ... different price point though and at 100+ psi not all wheels are sufficient.
Generally speaking, age kills trailer tires not miles.
11-24-2020, 07:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Baja Rooster
I had a couple Carlisles a few years ago as they came cheap with my new wheels. They almost lasted a few months before the sidewalls developed bubbles
