I assume you mean in their warehouse. I would check the date code before you lay down any money. They could already be a year old.I am getting Goodyear Endurance for my trailer in a couple of weeks. Very hard to find up here in the northeast. Sullivan Tire only had 8 listed in inventory. I wanted load range E but I could not find that on the Goodyear site.
No, I meant among the dealers as well as warehouse.I assume you mean in their warehouse. I would check the date code before you lay down any money. They could already be a year old.
No, I meant among the dealers as well as warehouse.
If they are a year old, what would you suggest? Drive on the rims or keep the worn ones? Didnt think so.
I am changing them mid trek when we change campgrounds on July 1.
But it is a negotiating point when you get the tires. Tell the dealer you want tires not more than 6 months old when you order. Then if much older ask for a discount. The problem with old date tires is that you do not know how they were stored. In Arizona I have seen brand new tires stored outdoors in the sunshine. Not goodNo, I meant among the dealers as well as warehouse.
If they are a year old, what would you suggest? Drive on the rims or keep the worn ones? Didnt think so.
I am changing them mid trek when we change campgrounds on July 1.