Posted by Tireguy71 on April 20, 2017 at 16:05:45 from (162.255.235.253):
In Reply to: Tire age posted by 37Chief on April 18, 2017 at 09:27:13:
Quoting Removed, click Modern View to see i would have to agree with your opinion. one reason that a lot of RV tires go bad is due to improper inflation. When an RV comes into my shop with a low or flat tire, more often than not it isnt a problem with the tire at all. Its the valve stem extensions, or the "flow through" valve caps. A lot of people don't have the proper pressure gauge to check the rear tires on an RV, so they add these accessories to make checking the pressure easier. Fact is, these extensions cause more problems than they fix. It is simply just one more place for air to slowly escape, causing a low tire, resulting in a very dangerous condition called a "zipper rupture". Never inflate a tire that has been run any distance at low pressure. Take it to a shop and have it checked out.
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