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06-22-2003, 10:18 AM

You'll be fine with the 14" Marathons on a 2619 as long as you are weight conscious when you pack the RV.  Put your heavy stuff in the tow vehicle and the bulky light stuff in the TM.

My experience is with a 2720 but I'm willing to bet that the 15" tires won't fit.

If you really feel you need more tire capacity you could look for 65 psi truck tires.  However, it has been pointed out that the rims and the axle are also rated around the limits of the present tires.

I sincerely believe that the Carlisle tires used had a manufacturing defect.  One of mine blew out under a relatively light load despite the best preventative maintainence.

06-22-2003, 10:18 AM	#2
tipper Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Tire Margins on 2619 You'll be fine with the 14" Marathons on a 2619 as long as you are weight conscious when you pack the RV.  Put your heavy stuff in the tow vehicle and the bulky light stuff in the TM. My experience is with a 2720 but I'm willing to bet that the 15" tires won't fit. If you really feel you need more tire capacity you could look for 65 psi truck tires.  However, it has been pointed out that the rims and the axle are also rated around the limits of the present tires. I sincerely believe that the Carlisle tires used had a manufacturing defect.  One of mine blew out under a relatively light load despite the best preventative maintainence.