2019 Montana 16-Inch Wheels and Sailun G-Rated Tires for Sale

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A member listed three 16-inch, 8-lug wheels with Sailun G-rated tires from a 2019 Montana, stating the tires had about 50% tread and were being sold because a blowout led to replacing all four. Other members asked about the date codes, and the seller posted photos, estimating the tires were original equipment from 2018.

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C Stewart

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I am selling 3 wheels and tires. 16” 8 lug rims with Salun tires. Tread about 50%. 4080 LB G rated tires. $500 for all three. I turns out they don’t make these anymore. I had a blow out and had to replace all four.
 

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Date code on the tires? I think I saw 1318 when I zoomed in (approx 4:00 on the tire pic)…maybe you can confirm. Someone may need the wheels.
 
I just posted pictures of all three tires and rims also so you can see the date code. I’m not sure how to decipher the date code, but I believe that they were probably originally Equipment on the trailer which would make them new in 2018 because our camper is a 2019.
 
The first pic shows the date code. It is in the format WWYY where WW is the week of the year and the YY is the last 4 digits of the year (after 2000). So somewhere around the first of April 2018. Way too old to run on a RV IMO.
 
I am selling 3 wheels and tires. 16” 8 lug rims with Salun tires. Tread about 50%. 4080 LB G rated tires. $500 for all three. I turns out they don’t make these anymore. I had a blow out and had to replace all four.
They don't make what anymore? If you are talking about Sailun trailer tires, then yes, they do.
 
Thank you for the offer, but the tires have aged out in my opinion! But there may be a farmer, locally to you, that would not mind using them on an implement of some sort!
 

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