Tires on your unit

[RandL]

I read the post about tires-we used to have a 24 ft toyhauler- 2004--We went on an outing and on the way back we had a flat tire- we changed it and went on and stopped at a tire company to get some new ones -- we did not notice anything until after a while- our tires were not holding up- we looked at them and they had put 4 ply tires on our toy hauler- needless to say I have not been back to that place--so always make sure your tires are the right ones for your unit:

[franktafl]

Originally Posted by RandL

I read the post about tires-we used to have a 24 ft toyhauler- 2004--We went on an outing and on the way back we had a flat tire- we changed it and went on and stopped at a tire company to get some new ones -- we did not notice anything until after a while- our tires were not holding up- we looked at them and they had put 4 ply tires on our toy hauler- needless to say I have not been back to that place--so always make sure your tires are the right ones for your unit:

...oops!

[chily3]

And will carry the load of a fully loaded unit as weighed at commercial scale.

[azdryheat]

It seems to me you just accepted whatever tire they sold you?

[Tireman9]

Originally Posted by RandL

I read the post about tires-we used to have a 24 ft toyhauler- 2004--We went on an outing and on the way back we had a flat tire- we changed it and went on and stopped at a tire company to get some new ones -- we did not notice anything until after a while- our tires were not holding up- we looked at them and they had put 4 ply tires on our toy hauler- needless to say I have not been back to that place--so always make sure your tires are the right ones for your unit:

"4 ply" Do you mean the tires were Bias (Diagonal) and not radial?


or that they were Load Range B not the LR-C specified for your trailer?


Why did you have a flat? Puncture?




Did your TPMS give you a warning?

[Beachbourbon]

I run Goodyear endurance and have had a great experience with them...I would buy them again