2x7,000lbs axles w/Carlisle ST235/85R16

[07 ThunderRoad]

We have a 2013 Sanibel 3600 5th. The GY Marathon ST235/80R16 were at 100*f after 75mi pull on a 50*f day. The GY Marathons derate the 7,000lbs axles to 6,840lbs. each, as stated on the axle weight card on the coach. Has any one changed to the Carlisle ST235/85R16 E load rated tire, rated at 3640lbs @ 80psi? Looking to replace the GY tires.
Tire shop wants to use the balancing beads in the new tires. Any one out there have long time towing with the beads?

[John McClain]

I ran that same tire on my last toy hauler and never had a problem with them . My new toy hauler runs that size but in a green ball tire . I am planing to go to the Carlisle after I get about a year out of transmasters.
I use the beads on my jeep tires and it works on them 315x75x16

[jeeplj8]

Green ball are actually very good tires. They are rated at full load at 75 mph.

I will be upgrading to them in the next few months.

[Airdale]

Originally Posted by 07 ThunderRoad

We have a 2013 Sanibel 3600 5th. The GY Marathon ST235/80R16 were at 100*f after 75mi pull on a 50*f day. The GY Marathons derate the 7,000lbs axles to 6,840lbs. each, as stated on the axle weight card on the coach. Has any one changed to the Carlisle ST235/85R16 E load rated tire, rated at 3640lbs @ 80psi? Looking to replace the GY tires.
Tire shop wants to use the balancing beads in the new tires. Any one out there have long time towing with the beads?

The Carlisle tire warranty will not allow balancing materials. I would have them verify the use of the beads before inserting them. Here is the reference.

Carlisle Transportation Products

Airdale

[07 ThunderRoad]

Originally Posted by Airdale

The Carlisle tire warranty will not allow balancing materials. I would have them verify the use of the beads before inserting them. Here is the reference.

Carlisle Transportation Products

Airdale

As I read the above link, I understand section 6, subsection f, to be liquid balancer and/or sealers will void the warranty. The beads are solid. But, I see the list excludes the tires from warranty once they are mounted on my rims.
After reading the link, I don't think the tires come with a warranty.