OK, I've been seeing alot of communication on problems people are having with their travel trailer tires and the overseas brands and I wonder how much of this is actual and how much could have been due to the neglect of the owner by not maintaining them properly etc.?
In all I DO NOT want to get in a debate over the above subject, rather I'd like to think about it a different way and would like to know which tires are then recommended by others as being the better tires to use on a travel trailer assuming that all regular tire maintenance is performed as needed (Radial vs Nylon Ply, Brand etc.)?
Secondly, I would think that this is true, but would it be recommended to go with a higher load range tire then is actually required to have a heavier side wall?
Thirdly, What kind of regular tire maintenance should be performed other than routine tire pressure and visual inspection for buldges, cracking etc. (Should they be covered for UV rays?, Should they be conditioned with any chemicals? Rotated? etc.)
Thanks in advance for the input!!:B
In all I DO NOT want to get in a debate over the above subject, rather I'd like to think about it a different way and would like to know which tires are then recommended by others as being the better tires to use on a travel trailer assuming that all regular tire maintenance is performed as needed (Radial vs Nylon Ply, Brand etc.)?
Secondly, I would think that this is true, but would it be recommended to go with a higher load range tire then is actually required to have a heavier side wall?
Thirdly, What kind of regular tire maintenance should be performed other than routine tire pressure and visual inspection for buldges, cracking etc. (Should they be covered for UV rays?, Should they be conditioned with any chemicals? Rotated? etc.)
Thanks in advance for the input!!:B