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Originally Posted by German Shepherd Guy
I decided to replace the "new" OEM tires that came with the unit. Rainier 205/75R14. I went with 215/75R14 from Goodyear as they increased the load rating of the tires as well as going from a C to a D.
Oak
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IMO, that action would/could
void any tire, wheel or chassis factory warranty claims should those tires fail or cause a problem in those areas, if it stopped just there. Other areas could be related.
I know, that's pretty petty but it's factual. Without someone's approval for that action you failed to protect yourself. The Keystone owner's manual clearly states an owner must seek approval before changing designated tire sizes.
Wheel tire assemblies seldom cause problems that would trigger an in depth investigation. BUT, they do happen. (Those new tires do not conform to the same load inflation chart as the OEM tires).