VERAVISE OUTDOOR LIVING
However, if you're on the road often, you're RV tire might need to be replaced earlier than the average 3-6years.
RV manufacturers produce RVs with specific tire sizes. As a general rule, for any size of tire, the higher the ply rating, the more load it can carry.
It’s important to remember that all your RV tire sizes should be identical and their combined load capacity should be greater than the axle’s Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW).
The maximum tire inflation can be checked on its sidewalls and knowing your tire’s maximum tire inflation can also determine your safety on the road.
The higher the load rating the greater the weight capacity of the RV tires.
Best suits travel trailers and 5th wheels
Premium casing and mold shape design
Low running temperature
Can be Retreated
Steel Casing
Tough tread compound
Steel-reinforced bead
Fuel efficient
Advanced tread compound
Double steel-belted construction
Full nylon cap
Low rolling resistance
Rubber tread compound
High tensile steel belt
Heat resistant technology
Can be used on a variety of trailers