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Old 10-10-2018, 07:43 AM   #1
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So I just purchased a 2017 Grand Design Momentum 388M. It is equipped with Westlake 14ply tires currently. However after reading so many issues with blow outs Im looking to swap them out. I personally ran Gladiators on my last rig with no issues or complaints what so ever. Im considering them in 14ply but have also seen a lot of positive talk on Sailun tires as well. Anyone got any personal experience on those? Thanks.
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You'll always see more negative stories than positive. I'm fairly certain at this point that I'll wear out my so-called "China Bomb" tires. always properly inflated, TPMS, protection from the sun, and knowing what the speed limit of the tires is, seems to be as important as brand or origin IMO.
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You'll always see more negative stories than positive. I'm fairly certain at this point that I'll wear out my so-called "China Bomb" tires. always properly inflated, TPMS, protection from the sun, and knowing what the speed limit of the tires is, seems to be as important as brand or origin IMO.

Whatever brand you get I'd recommend they have the 4400# maximum load capacity.
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