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Montana_3263 · 04-02-2005, 05:46 AM

We have a 2004 Montana BigSky 3575. Have had two rims with cracks so far. Luckily we were in a campsite when the rims went bad.
Bought 3 steel rims so far, 2 different types from 2 different locations in 2 different states.
So now I have 4 different rim types on my 5th wheel. The 4 aluminum rims that where mounted on the 5th wheel when I bought it, the spare is steel. That makes 2 types, then the 2 types a bought. When I bought the second time I purchased 2 rims in case I have another bad rim.
Talked to my sales rep where I bought the 5th wheel and he told me to hold onto receipts and rims till we get back to where he is and he will see if we can get reimbursed.
The cheapest rims I found were from TIRE DISCOUNT in San Marcos, TX cost were $49.00 each.

04-02-2005, 05:46 AM	#5
Montana_3263 New Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Missoula Posts: 8 M.O.C. #3263	We have a 2004 Montana BigSky 3575. Have had two rims with cracks so far. Luckily we were in a campsite when the rims went bad. Bought 3 steel rims so far, 2 different types from 2 different locations in 2 different states. So now I have 4 different rim types on my 5th wheel. The 4 aluminum rims that where mounted on the 5th wheel when I bought it, the spare is steel. That makes 2 types, then the 2 types a bought. When I bought the second time I purchased 2 rims in case I have another bad rim. Talked to my sales rep where I bought the 5th wheel and he told me to hold onto receipts and rims till we get back to where he is and he will see if we can get reimbursed. The cheapest rims I found were from TIRE DISCOUNT in San Marcos, TX cost were $49.00 each.