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Tire mislabled?i bought two trailer tires that were both carlisle sport trail l/h st215/75 d14, one in june 2019 and one in july 2019.both tires have a speed rating of 102m embossed on the sidewall.both the tire dealers information and carlisle's website indicate this tire is only available in a 102n speed rating.carlisle customer service representatives have indicated this is merely a factory error in labeling the tire, but have been unable - or unwilling - in backing up this claim in writing.i am not sure at this point whether this is just a mislabeling problem or whether the tire really is a 102m and being sold erroneously as a 102n.
Tire mislabled?i bought two trailer tires that were both carlisle sport trail l/h st215/75 d14, one in june 2019 and one in july 2019.both tires have a speed rating of 102m embossed on the sidewall.both the tire dealers information and carlisle's website indicate this tire is only available in a 102n speed rating.carlisle customer service representatives have indicated this is merely a factory error in labeling the tire, but have been unable - or unwilling - in backing up this claim in writing.i am not sure at this point whether this is just a mislabeling problem or whether the tire really is a 102m and being sold erroneously as a 102n.
The contact owns a 2008 keystone springdale travel trailer equipped with carlisle sport trail tires, size 225/75r15. The contact was driving 60 mph when the tread on the driver side tire suddenly separated. The contact pulled over and replaced the defective tire with a spare. The tires were not inspected or repaired. The contact had not noticed any prior issues with the tires before the failure and the tire manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The vin was unavailable. The failure mileage was not available.updated 06/17/11*lj
The contact owns a 2008 utility vs2dx trailer equipped with carlisle sport trail st tires, size 20.5/8.0/10 (na). The dot numbers for the tires were aqbu3914, aqbu0115, p4buacc1216, and pubuacc3815. While driving 64 mph, the tires overheated and thetread separated, wrapping itself around the axles. As a result, the rims were damaged. The contact replaced six tires in total. The tire manufacturer was made aware of the failures. The vin was unknown. The tire and vehicle failure mileage was 120.
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