Would you

[mikron]

Originally Posted by billyb

i bought 2 of them for 75. and sold one for 40. they were 4 years old when i bought them 6 months ago. i don't want to be at the mercy of one of those tire guys that can't find a tire for us when we are far away from home. rear of mh was perfect to mount a spare up underneath.

That is why I am thinking of buying this tire. If it would cost me over $400.00 at home shopping around what will they chargr me on the road.

[Midniteoyl]

In the end, you do want you want to do... If your comfortable go for it.

[Theberrys]

I keep a tire from the just replaced set un mounted. If it were on a rim I couldn't lift it. We did use it once when a guy had to come out because I lost air in a outside dully. He replaced the tire and valve stem without removing the rim from the coach. I treat the spare like it was a car doughnut spare. Drive for as little a possible at very reduced speeds.
It sure beat sitting at the side of the road, perhaps overnight waiting for a guy in a remote location, for some reason these things don't happen to me close to civilization, to get a tire and charge me a fortune for some unknown mismatched tire.

By getting back on the road in just two or three hours and not waiting in the badlands somewhere I can pass on the "Do You Carry A GUN" thread.

Fear is a great motivator. What are you most afraid of?

Fear is the sales tool to use on the Boomers.

Dick

[melvonnar]

Originally Posted by Theberrys

I keep a tire from the just replaced set un mounted. If it were on a rim I couldn't lift it. We did use it once when a guy had to come out because I lost air in a outside dully. He replaced the tire and valve stem without removing the rim from the coach. I treat the spare like it was a car doughnut spare. Drive for as little a possible at very reduced speeds.
It sure beat sitting at the side of the road, perhaps overnight waiting for a guy in a remote location, for some reason these things don't happen to me close to civilization, to get a tire and charge me a fortune for some unknown mismatched tire.

By getting back on the road in just two or three hours and not waiting in the badlands somewhere I can pass on the "Do You Carry A GUN" thread.

Fear is a great motivator. What are you most afraid of?

Fear is the sales tool to use on the Boomers.

Dick

Your last sentance says it all.

[mikron]

Originally Posted by mikron

for $80.00 buy a 235/80 22.5 tire with full thread and showing no signs of UV damage from a tire dealer I deal with. Tire was made in October of 2003 for a spare if needed.

Up date, bought a new tire today at Sam's club for $322.00. Will mount under coach wraped in protective wrap. Will work on getting a rim and tire holder.