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Originally Posted by Gerald Duerr
I would ask a reputable tire dealer. Cheers Gerald
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X2, you will have to provide your rim width and pressure rating, to get the correct answer.
AND !!!!! Check the date codes on those tires , they may be cheap for a reason , if there over 5 years old , their not worth mounting on your rig , no matter how good they look.
Date code is a 4 digit code on the sidewall, E.G. 4005 means the tire was made in the 40th week of 2005 and would be 8 years old , Goodyear says 7 years is their RV tires lifespan.
Even if the tires were stored out of the sun they are questionable, because of age.