I wish I could remember the brand that the guy in the tire store give me. I was going to put them on some 16.5 truck rims I adapted on a piece of equipment.
They still had awesome tread, and looked good, couldn't figure out why they were changed.. Mounted one and started puttin air in.. at 15 pounds or so I found out why they were changing them... The sidewalls were cracking horribly.. splitting right apart.
I never ended up using them. A guy stopped in and wanted them. I told him they was no good, but he still took em.
I can't say it wasn't cause they were ran "flat" that caused the damage, I just assumed it was a crappy brand. If I can recall the brand I'll relay it.
I can also say our skidsteer still has the original titan tires on it, and we have had good luck with them, but we hardly use it.. It was bought to drill postholes when my dad was building a lot of barns.
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