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Originally Posted by CalandLinda
A little Saturday morning research.
According to the figures in the Keystone brochure for the year and model in the OP description, indicates it has 5000# axles.
If Keystone stuck firm to their tire fitment policies for that time frame, the OE tires would have been ST225/75R15D. If the OP is using ST225/75R15E tires they provide more load capacity than the minimum recommendation by RVIA for newer RV trailer tires.
All RV trailer OE tires are required to have a load capacity equal to or greater than the trailer's certified GAWRs. For newer trailers the RVIA load capacity reserves will add 10% load capacity above the certified GAWRs.
Tire industry standards require any replacement tires to have a load capacity equal to or greater than the OE tires provided, via inflation pressures.
That's the way it's supposed to work. Any selections with less than those minimum requirements are a safety violation. With few exceptions, replacement tires with a designated size that differs from the OE tire designated size is a misapplication.
https://www.keystonerv.com/media/104...ochure.pdf.pdf |
Now I'm thoroughly confused. In the OP opening post he States a 2018 unit with 16 in tires