Brought to you by Good Sam Tire & Wheel Protection Up to 40 percent of auto and RV disablements are tire related, and many of these mishaps can be avoided with proper tire maintenance. So before you hit the road this spring, follow these six steps to ensure your tires carry you to your
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RV tires come in various sizes, profiles, wall ply quantity, and rated pressure/load capacities. All of these rely on compressed air, or like gas, to operate. Much of the performance and life is dependent on that internal pressure being correct for the vehicle’s weight and that it is maintained. Well, as we all have probably
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Experiencing a flat tire on a vehicle today is somewhat rare compared to fifty years ago. Tire structure, composites and design has nearly eliminated the common flat tire. However, running over foreign matter, like screws or a nail, can still puncture a tire casing. Many times a damaged tire’s leaking air is detected by the
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The danger of a RV tire blowout increases as the summer temperatures rise. The damage as a result of a tire blowout can be extensive, as the rubber and steel belting from the tires separate and cause spinning and flying shrapnel damage to the RV and in some cases the vehicles around them. Always check
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