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My son and I both purchased RV ‘s with in a month of each other in 2007. He has had 4 blow outs that did damage to his trailer side panel. I told him when the first 2 blow out he must had been going to fast. 2 weeks later he lost the other 2 on the way to a job side. With time of the essesnce he had a tire co. come and change the other 2.
Now the same thing has happened to me. I had 2 flats in July of 2008. On a short summer trip. One month later the other 2, (one went flat the other blow out).
It is not reasonable to expect blown tires to be kept when you had no idea that you had been sold a faulty product.
We do have 4 of the 8 tires and also a damaged trailer.
I am going to get the purchase date and other items you need but you need to consider your faulty product and it was not resonable to save blown out tires. They are a hassard to keep for no aparent reason.
I am contacting where we bought our railer also. I am sure I am not the only one in this mess.
Edie Kliesing
I had 4 out of 6 carlisle tires go bad on me on a trip from arizona to illinois tires were on a 2007 alfa 5th wheel travel trailer that cameon trailer when we bought it new in 01/07 we made trip to alton, ill in july of 2008 on way to ill i had one tire blow out on the curb side of trailer on front axle the tire on the other side of trailer on the same axle had the tread peeling off of it.I replaced both tires and went another 60 miles and had very same thing happen to me on rear axle ihis fith wheel has three axles so i replaced other 4 tires at this time this was the first time we pulled this trailer and was not pleased with these tires as it cost me over 1100.00 to replace these tires any info you might be able to share would be appreciated tires are tr235/85-16 load range d
Purchased Two 11L-15 SL Farm service tires for a gravity wagon on 7-7-2011
blew one of the tires. causting me a recker fee of $85.00 to get out of the ditch.
the tire blew at the bead. looks to be a defective bead. won’t buy anymore
Carlisle implement tire for any of my farm Equipment again.