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Outbackmel · 04-14-2011, 04:31 AM

Yep, call Toyota and ask them about sticking accelerators...or ask the people who have exprienced stuck accelerators and family members are dead, gone.

A major auto mfgr had a tire problem many years ago. At the time, no problem with the rubber. Must be driving habits...oh yeah, right. Sold mine in a week.

While opinions of the forum are that, "opinions" and based on "street" knowledge, use it or don't. Your choice.

Personally, I watch this site and double check many items that come into question. Especially since I am pretty sure that even reputable builders of RV products, of which I believe Keystone is one, buy products from other mfgr's that may count in time of emerency; like axles; tires; electrical components; heaters; a/c's and a few other odds and ends. There is SOME responsibility here in towing 7,000 to 20,000 pounds down a road filled with other drivers and families in smaller vehicles that TRUST we know what the heck we are doing.

04-14-2011, 04:31 AM	#15
Outbackmel Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Dacula, GA Posts: 620	Always listen to Mfgr's Yep, call Toyota and ask them about sticking accelerators...or ask the people who have exprienced stuck accelerators and family members are dead, gone. A major auto mfgr had a tire problem many years ago. At the time, no problem with the rubber. Must be driving habits...oh yeah, right. Sold mine in a week. While opinions of the forum are that, "opinions" and based on "street" knowledge, use it or don't. Your choice. Personally, I watch this site and double check many items that come into question. Especially since I am pretty sure that even reputable builders of RV products, of which I believe Keystone is one, buy products from other mfgr's that may count in time of emerency; like axles; tires; electrical components; heaters; a/c's and a few other odds and ends. There is SOME responsibility here in towing 7,000 to 20,000 pounds down a road filled with other drivers and families in smaller vehicles that TRUST we know what the heck we are doing.