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deerrahn · 01-07-2018, 11:18 AM

It has been quite a while since I have been on here. Health problems. This is about tires. We have a 2980RL since 2009. We had tire problems with this one, just like the two units before it. Keystone has known about this discussion for years. You check back 15 years and you will see the same threads.

A few people are lucky and do not have any tire problems, most do. After less than 1500 miles, we had tire problems.

I smartened up and got a set of Goodyear G214RST LT235/85 R16. A little pricey, but well worth it. Keep them at 105-110 pps. Have not had a bit of trouble and gives me a whole lot of security. Pulls so easy you would not know it was back there.

My advise, get a tire on your rig that you can depend on and have that relief of relaxation and safety when on the road.

A good health remedy as far as I am concerned. Safe travels.

01-07-2018, 11:18 AM	#72
deerrahn Montana Fan Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: St. Petersburg Posts: 343 M.O.C. #4828	Tires It has been quite a while since I have been on here. Health problems. This is about tires. We have a 2980RL since 2009. We had tire problems with this one, just like the two units before it. Keystone has known about this discussion for years. You check back 15 years and you will see the same threads. A few people are lucky and do not have any tire problems, most do. After less than 1500 miles, we had tire problems. I smartened up and got a set of Goodyear G214RST LT235/85 R16. A little pricey, but well worth it. Keep them at 105-110 pps. Have not had a bit of trouble and gives me a whole lot of security. Pulls so easy you would not know it was back there. My advise, get a tire on your rig that you can depend on and have that relief of relaxation and safety when on the road. A good health remedy as far as I am concerned. Safe travels.