With a 500# plus tongue wt; a wdh is the only to go. When we peeled a tread in NM on the Marathon we coasted to a stop in a straight line. The Maxxis seems to be popular here, but not so much over on the RV.net forums.
The big thing we have found is watch your air pressure, keep your speed below the tire rating, and change to new ones at 4 years.
Since these have a 62 MPH max speed limit we will drop back from 62 to about 57 mph.
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Axis 24.1 E 450 chassis, 6 spd tranny. GVWR 14500# GVCWR 22000 # GW(scales) 12400 #
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New tires
Your Fearless!
You are a brave man scrubjaysnest!. I hope these work well for you and last a long time! So, do you have a weight distribution hitch? If not maybe you should invest in one. Take a look at the Sway-Pro by Blue Ox. Its saved my guts when my tire blew! Can you feel the love? 
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