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travelin texans · 08-16-2018, 02:36 PM

Provided they don't blow out running too low a pressure, rv tires WILL age out loooong before they wear out, unless you're fulltiming & on the move a lot of miles. So in my opinion run them at max cold psi & not worry about wearing them out.
We are fulltime & did wear out a set of GY 614s in approximately 60k miles in 4.5 years running at max psi, tires wore even & true across the tread. Replaced with 17.5" Sailun H rated with new wheels for about the same money as just replacing the GY 614s.

08-16-2018, 02:36 PM	#22
travelin texans Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2017 Location: Picacho, Az Posts: 6,809	Provided they don't blow out running too low a pressure, rv tires WILL age out loooong before they wear out, unless you're fulltiming & on the move a lot of miles. So in my opinion run them at max cold psi & not worry about wearing them out. We are fulltime & did wear out a set of GY 614s in approximately 60k miles in 4.5 years running at max psi, tires wore even & true across the tread. Replaced with 17.5" Sailun H rated with new wheels for about the same money as just replacing the GY 614s. __________________ Full-timed 10+ years Sold '13 Redwood FB Traded '13 GMC Denali DRW D/A Replacement undetermined