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<blockquote data-quote="Mr.Glock" data-source="post: 4238669" data-attributes="member: 32877"><p>I run Michelin Defender LTs on my RVs and Trailers. I keep the RVs and Trailers parked on hard surfaces and out of the Sun when not in use. And keep them at max recommended tire pressures. I had a Goodyear Marathon Trailer Tire that was recalled and replaced by them under a recall after one blew on a 5th wheel and stripped the electrical and such out of Fridge and one side of Trailer. That was in 97/99 and went to Michelins and not an issue since. Several of our 5th wheels I lined the wheel wells with metal after that Goodyear Marathon beat on that RV. I have not done the last two.</p><p></p><p>Goodyear did good by us, bought my first set of Michelins, took me a day to re-wire patch up and get the electrical working and scabbed upped the damaged side of the 5th wheel. We were 6 states away and still had a few weeks to be gone. We got back Goodyear rebuilt the side of the 5th wheel.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mr.Glock, post: 4238669, member: 32877"] I run Michelin Defender LTs on my RVs and Trailers. I keep the RVs and Trailers parked on hard surfaces and out of the Sun when not in use. And keep them at max recommended tire pressures. I had a Goodyear Marathon Trailer Tire that was recalled and replaced by them under a recall after one blew on a 5th wheel and stripped the electrical and such out of Fridge and one side of Trailer. That was in 97/99 and went to Michelins and not an issue since. Several of our 5th wheels I lined the wheel wells with metal after that Goodyear Marathon beat on that RV. I have not done the last two. Goodyear did good by us, bought my first set of Michelins, took me a day to re-wire patch up and get the electrical working and scabbed upped the damaged side of the 5th wheel. We were 6 states away and still had a few weeks to be gone. We got back Goodyear rebuilt the side of the 5th wheel. [/QUOTE]
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