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wade · 08-03-2018, 08:06 PM

just bought a 2017 montana high country 310RE. It had rainner st 235/80R16 10 ply tires with just a few thousand miles on them. Up graded to the new goodyear endurance 235/85R16 10 ply Made in the USA tires they had a little more weight rating than the original tires. seem to have a stiffer Sidewall and looks to be made well, but as we say time will tell. I got only a couple thousand miles on them in some good hot weather and some pretty rough roads.I thought about salun tires and a couple other brands but I didn't want to rugged of a tire as I thought it would pound the camper pretty hard going down the highway as my camper has a 14200 GVWR and they just don't make campers like they use to.

08-03-2018, 08:06 PM	#42
wade Seasoned Camper Join Date: Aug 2018 Location: northern new england Posts: 98 M.O.C. #22358	upgraded tires just bought a 2017 montana high country 310RE. It had rainner st 235/80R16 10 ply tires with just a few thousand miles on them. Up graded to the new goodyear endurance 235/85R16 10 ply Made in the USA tires they had a little more weight rating than the original tires. seem to have a stiffer Sidewall and looks to be made well, but as we say time will tell. I got only a couple thousand miles on them in some good hot weather and some pretty rough roads.I thought about salun tires and a couple other brands but I didn't want to rugged of a tire as I thought it would pound the camper pretty hard going down the highway as my camper has a 14200 GVWR and they just don't make campers like they use to.