sealed bearing assembly

[elliott-maine]

Originally Posted by Notanlines

Might I make one comment? I hope your tires are 'recent.' By recent, I mean less than three years old? Don't look at wear, look at build date stamped on the side. And maybe tell us what brand they are.

Tires should be good for 5 years, at a minimum. Some say 7.

[Cummins12V98]

Originally Posted by elliott-maine

Tires should be good for 5 years, at a minimum. Some say 7.

I will run my GY's 7 without hesitation.

[golf_bears]

Anyone have the Good Year phone number to call and person to speak with when one has a tire problem? May have a tire ready to peal the rubber off. Need one of their dealers to check things out for me. Thanks.

[Cummins12V98]

Originally Posted by golf_bears

Anyone have the Good Year phone number to call and person to speak with when one has a tire problem? May have a tire ready to peal the rubber off. Need one of their dealers to check things out for me. Thanks.

Go to a GY OWNED tire store ONLY. Call GY Customer service and ask for the area rep's phone number. The rep can coordinate helping you and get you a better deal.

Tire look like this? What is the date code? The three center ribs start coming loose. My date code was 0415.

[Valetparking]

Originally Posted by elliott-maine

Tires should be good for 5 years, at a minimum. Some say 7.

Thanks I will check the brand and get back to you!
I know they are a 2014 built but don't have the brand at my present location
Doing a bearing survey at the local dexter axle shop this week so hopefully will have some piece of mind news tomorrow.!!!