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Old 12-01-2017, 05:26 PM   #21
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You really don’t need tire covers. Tires should be replaced every 5 years regardless of wear. Goodyear stores won’t even fix a flat at 6 years.
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It's 10 years from tire production date over at Discount Tires.
 
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It's 10 years from tire production date over at Discount Tires.
Down at the Goodyear store it’s 6 years and they make the tires. I ask my friend the manager at our Goodyear store if I should replace the tires on my motor home. They had 5000 miles on them, had been stored in an enclosed garage, out of sun light and looked NEW. His answer yes get them off of your camper. They have been going down hill since they were new and if you have a flat Goodyear stores aren’t allowed to fix them.
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Old 12-02-2017, 08:11 AM   #23
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In addition to our previous post on our 06 3400 and this 13 3402 the tires are pretty much under the slides and out of the sun and we keep them off the concrete or dirt.
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Other than protection from the sun they keep your tires and wheels clean if in one place for extended periods, and they also look good (personal opinion).
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Old 12-03-2017, 08:40 PM   #25
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We have always used tire covers and on our second set. I also use Armor-Al on all my tires, truck car and RV. Will be starting 6th year on trailer tires and 6 1/2 on the truck. Next summer new tires for both rigs.
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