Yeah, I know. The plan is to order a second new tire and put that on the left rear, then make that one the spare.Alaskan wrote:RJ..... keep in mind that mis-matched rear tires is not a good thing.
The possible difference in diameter of say a brand new tire and maybe a tire with significant mileage on the other makes the axles rotate and slightly different rates.....that can be very harmful or fatal to the gear assembly.
If you ran a tape measure around the circumference of a new tire and a used tire it will differ....not what you want to run on the rear
On the front it doesn't have that affect and is much less important, although it can make the rig pull one direction or the other...
Replace your tires in pairs at least...
However, the tires that are on there do not have that many miles on them - like many RV tires, they're more a victim of age than anything else.
P.S. I think tire covers would be a good idea - they're $30/set or something and if they keep your tires from rotting out even one extra year, you've saved money. Does anyone know if they actually do help?
