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I recently purchased the Prowler in my sig and had a tire go flat on our first trip (I'm knawing on the dealership's butt now - dry rotted!). As I was changing the tire, I took a good look at the remaing ones and noticed that one one side (at least now) there is a matching set of Maxxis tires (brand new - load D) and on the otherside (slide-out) there is a set of (possibly original) Marathons (load C). Is there a problem with different load ratings on oppisite sides of the TT.
I'm trying to hit the dealership for all new (replace the spare and the 2 Marathons) matching tires - with that in mind, how are the Maxxis tries? Or should I just get them to replace all 5 tires with a matching set?
Thanks - Mark
I recently purchased the Prowler in my sig and had a tire go flat on our first trip (I'm knawing on the dealership's butt now - dry rotted!). As I was changing the tire, I took a good look at the remaing ones and noticed that one one side (at least now) there is a matching set of Maxxis tires (brand new - load D) and on the otherside (slide-out) there is a set of (possibly original) Marathons (load C). Is there a problem with different load ratings on oppisite sides of the TT.
I'm trying to hit the dealership for all new (replace the spare and the 2 Marathons) matching tires - with that in mind, how are the Maxxis tries? Or should I just get them to replace all 5 tires with a matching set?
Thanks - Mark
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I have Maxxis on my TT. They are load range D. I have a neighbor that owns a tire shop. He said that the maxxis tires are among the best trailer tires made. They were on my trailer when I bought it, they will go back on the trailer when they need to be replaced.
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