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Originally Posted by Bit'n'Goldie
We have a 2015 Cougar High Country 333MKS. We store our unit in a closed in shed. Just had our first Trailer King tire blow out! Yep, damages! Brought the unit home yesterday from RV dealer after all repairs done, backed into our shed and pow...another tire blew. Fortunate for us we were parked. Factory tires are worthless! Trailer Kings are China Bombs and Tow Max are Blow Max. We are replacing all with good quality RV tires. I sure wish I had read the blog on tires prior to mishap. Lesson learned...check month/year on all tires and change after 5 years even when tread looks great.
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Just a thought, look a the capacity weight wise for your tires. Subtract 10% each year from that weight. Your carrying capacity shrinks each year until your unit out weighs the carrying capacity. At that point, it's time to replace. How much reserve you have depends on the tires you buy and the weight of your rig. The difference between the two is your reserve capacity.