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Old 03-05-2020, 06:36 PM   #21
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Really like my Sailun tires. Great load capacity and a heavy duty tire. I bought from Walmart last year due to price. You can check date code when you pick up at store. Mine were only two months old. If they were dated as old stock just ask for replacements. You will not be disappointed with these tires.
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Old 03-05-2020, 06:39 PM   #22
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Yes, the Westlake are rated higher than most other tires. May contact etrailer.
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Old 03-06-2020, 02:35 AM   #23
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We have run the Sailun tires for 3 years now, about 22,000 miles. Out west in the heat of summer also. No problems. Very happy with them. Took off Goodyear G614 tires and believe that the CC tows better. When these age out we will replace with Sailun’s.
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Old 03-06-2020, 10:18 AM   #24
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I did not trust the load range E tires on my 2019.5 Silverback 33IK, so I replaced them with Sailun ST235/80R16 G rated (4080#). Our loaded weight is about 13,500# and I'm running 95 PSI based on load charts and visually comparing side flex observed on heavier 5th wheels running 110 PSI. While I only have about 2000 miles on them I'm very happy with the ride, pull and they run cooler than the original load range E tires at 80 PSI. My research suggested that Sailun is a quality tire, I don't think you can go wrong with either the Goodyear or Sailun G rated tires. In Georgia, most any big tire shop/distributor that deals with trucks / trailers can order Sailun and have them the next day or two, if they don't have any in stock.
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Old 03-06-2020, 12:40 PM   #25
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We replaced our Westlake tires with Sailun ST235/80R16 G rated. Our local tire shop ordered them from the warehouse that they get their tires from. They have been great tires. We now have about 6000 miles on them.
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Old 03-06-2020, 12:50 PM   #26
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Running Sailun H Series on my 18,000 lb Landmark. Run temp is low and no issues at all. I had Sailun G on my Heartland Bighorn, same, no issues at all.

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Old 03-06-2020, 05:39 PM   #27
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Which size, ST235/85R16 or ST235/80R16. The ST235/85R16 is 4400lb or the ST235/80R16 4050lb.
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Old 03-07-2020, 09:05 AM   #28
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My 32RL Creek is rated for 15,725lbs. The tires are Goodyear’s G614 LT235/85R16 at 110lb, 3750lb. Four tires equals 15,000lb. The Sailun ST235/80R16 is 4050lb for 16,200lb. The Sailun ST235/85R16 is 4400 for 17600lb. Both at 110lb. My Goodyear’s have a manufactured date of 0814. Plus the Sailun 235/80R16 is close to the Goodyear’s height. I’m going to buy the Sailun tires I just don’t know what size, Walmart has a price of $128.92
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Old 03-07-2020, 11:21 AM   #29
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I learn something new all the time, this new truck about every day. It the middle number that has to do with height of the tire. The tires on my Cedar Creek are LT235/85R16 Goodyear’s. I can go down to ST235/80R16 Sailun and get more load than the Goodyear’s at maybe a little lower height. Plus I went back and read earlier posts about tires that had aged out, since my Goodyear’s were built in 0814 I may replace all 5 tires. I can actually replace all 5 tires cheaper than buying 3 Goodyear’s.
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