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Archive for June 21st, 2007
REPLACEMENT BECAUSE OF AGE?
Posted by STEVEN from PARKER, CO, US on June 21, 2007
I HAVE A 2002 MOTORHOME WITH ORIGINAL 245/70R19.5 GOODYEAR TIRES. STILL HAVE OVER 1/2 TREAD LEFT AND NO WEATHER CRACKS IN SIDEWALL. I HAVE BEEN TOLD I SHOULD REPLACE JUST BECAUSE THE TIRES ARE OVER 5 YEARS OLD.
SHOULD I?
If there are no signs of weathering on your tires, there is no reason to replace them. I suggest you have a tire professional take a look at them if you feel you may not know how a "weathered" look appears.
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