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  1. 08-02-2020, 07:40 AM #1
    Dmcc625
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    SAILUN (I’m Confused)

    I have read this forum and many others trying to get an answer to my questions and I need to get tires ordered ASAP. I am looking at a new set of tires for my 2014 Momentum. I prefer Sailun tires, have used on previous toyhaulers and have good results. Current tires are 215/75R17.5, looking to upgrade to 235/75R17.5
    Here are my questions the only tires actually listed in Sailun site for trailer use are the S637T, but they only come in a 16” tire. The tires they have in my size are the S637, which are listed for pickup and delivery trucks, regional trailers, tractor trailers, low platform trailers, and RV’s. Am I good with using this tire S637 in a fifth wheel?
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    The Sailun S637 is what we've had on both of our fifth wheels - great tire. They are an ST tire and designed for trailer use.

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  3. 08-02-2020, 09:26 AM #3
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    The non-ST S637 is a commercial tire made for all positions I believe. It should be suitable for RV use.
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  4. 08-02-2020, 10:10 AM #4
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    I had to get a pair of LT/E tires for my F250, and didn't want to spring for $550 per pair like the Michelins on the rear.

    Only place I could get Sailuns were on Walmart.com, and the tires came directly out of Sailun's warehouse in Florida. I assume Walmart's handling the paperwork for Sailun.

    The $236 price for the pair was the cheapest tire I could find. So far, they seem okay.
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