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Old 08-02-2007, 03:14 PM   #1
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my right front tire has a slight rippled edge after 36000 miles (6 years)and the left one looks ok..i was thinking of rotaring them but was wondering if i could handle the weight of a tire and rim..does anyone know how much one of them weighs..they are the 19.5" size..thanks..jim

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my right front tire has a slight rippled edge after 36000 miles (6 years)and the left one looks ok..i was thinking of rotaring them but was wondering if i could handle the weight of a tire and rim..does anyone know how much one of them weighs..they are the 19.5" size..thanks..jim

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Old 08-02-2007, 03:59 PM   #3
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Jim, they are approx. 85 to 90 pounds. I would take it to a truck shop and pay the $10 to $15 they would charge you to swap two tires. You might want them to check your front brakes at the same time.

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Before rotating your tires, check them thoroughly for sidewall cracking and other damage. 6 year old tires on a motorhome are about the life limit of these tires. You might consider purchasing new and saving the price of rotating them.

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I agree with Pusherman, and I also suggest you have the front alignment checked.

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I don't think is the weight you have to worrey about, it's the lug nut torque.....
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Tires on the wheels are probably more like 150+ pounds; lugnut torque will be high; you probably need an alignment, and the tires are 6 years old. Seems to me its time to get everything fixed at once by getting new rubber and let somebody else do the labor!

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