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- Hi,
While traveling to Yuma last week, we had a tire blow out. Not that abnormal, I know, but when I did some checking into the tires on board, I determined that the tires were load range E, whereas the invoice for our LS37IK3 showed load range G tires. The load range E tires were barely acceptable for an empty trailer and under rated for a fully loaded trailer.
The GM at the tire store where we replaced the tires with a higher load range showed us where our old tires were quite stressed. (He did this after I had purchased the new ones, so it wasn’t as if he was trying to upsell me.)
You may want to check your RV to be sure that the tires on board actually match the tires specified on your invoice and are appropriate for the weight of your trailer.
Best,
Paul
Posted: 7:05 PM – Nov 04, 2016This is the first time I’ve heard anything like this. Did you buy it new, or used? I wonder if the dealer or someone else swapped them out.Posted: 8:32 AM – Nov 05, 2016Phillip’s spare was that way, but was listed as all 5 being 17.5″ rims and tires. He got it replaced for free.Posted: 8:45 AM – Nov 05, 2016JohnD222 wrote:Phillip’s spare was that way, but was listed as all 5 being 17.5″ rims and tires. He got it replaced for free.That’s right. The G614 tires were standard and I upgraded to 17.5 G114 and they failed to upgrade the spare. They sent me a new one and I sold the 16 on Craigslist.
Posted: 8:46 PM – Nov 22, 2016jdpm wrote:JohnD222 wrote:Phillip’s spare was that way, but was listed as all 5 being 17.5″ rims and tires. He got it replaced for free.That’s right. The G614 tires were standard and I upgraded to 17.5 G114 and they failed to upgrade the spare. They sent me a new one and I sold the 16 on Craigslist.
same situation for me
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