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Jul 23 '06
Pros: cheaper, more sun resistant
Cons: Not as stiff sidewall
Summary: I've had 4 tires on my 21ft boat trailer for 2 years now with yearly trips to the keys (8 hours)at 70 mph, and monthly trips to the coast (1 hour). Not a lot of miles on the tires but a lot of heat. They're holding 5000 lbs of boat and equipment I
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Oct 16 '10
Pros: There are no pros to this tire other than the low initial cost.
Cons: In terms of price value, the poor quality does not offset the lower pricing.
Summary: Low miles....tread separation at low speed, approx 45-55 mph. Buy Goodyear Marathons instead. The extra money is worth the problems changing
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Jun 30 '05
Pros: I really don't have anything good to say about the tires.
Cons: Seem to be prone to early failure.
Summary: I purchased a Sportsmen 5th Wheel in October of 2004. I have made two trips of about 200 miles each way, and I had a tire come to pieces on the way home on June 28. I have no idea of the cause, but assume I may have picked up a nail and it went flat.
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Jun 03 '05
Pros: Inexpensive
Cons: Poorly manufactured and dangerous to have on the trailer.
Summary: I bought four new Nankang tires for my Sunnybrook fifth wheel trailer in 2003. I kept the tire pressure at 65 psi as recommended and never drove over 60 mph. The tires are Load Range D, which is a range higher than that recommended by the trailer
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Oct 31 '03
Pros: None
Cons: Low quality
Summary: We purchased a 2002 New Vision 5th wheel, used, in May, 2003. It had 5 brand new 2003 Nankang tires, one as a spare. We just returned from a 2000 mile round trip from Ohio to Oklahoma yesterday. We had 3 of these brand new tires fail on this trip. The fir
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