08/27/2026
🔧 Tech Tip Thursday
🛞 Tire Pressure Isn't Enough—Check Tire Age, Too!
Many RV tires age out before they wear out.
Even if your tread looks great and your tire pressure is perfect, older tires can become dry, brittle, and more likely to fail—especially in Florida's heat.
Here's what to check:
✅ Inspect your tires for cracks in the sidewalls
✅ Look for uneven wear or bulges
✅ Check the DOT date code to determine the tire's age
✅ Replace tires that are aging out, even if the tread still looks good
💡 Most RV tires should be replaced based on age as well as condition. If you're unsure how old your tires are, we can help you identify the date code and inspect them.
A tire failure can cause thousands of dollars in damage to your RV—not to mention ruin a vacation.
If you're planning a trip, let our technicians give your tires a professional inspection before you hit the road.
📞 352-728-1665
📍2327 US Hwy 27/441
Fruitland Park, FL 34731
RV Specialist of Fruitland Park
Keeping Central Florida Rolling for 30+ Years.
💬 Question of the Week:
Do you know how old your RV tires are?
👍 Yes, I've checked the date code.
😐 I know the tread is good, but not the age.
🤔 I didn't know tires had an age!
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