We are trying to get to our destination of Santa Fe NM.... BUT. Blow out on tag axle tire 100 miles north... mobile tire service arrived 8 hours later and helped with spare installation.... on the road again.. NOT.. 90 miles later ( now just 10 short of Trailer RanchRV Park.. 10:30pm last night the just installed spare failed...... on the side of the road again.. slept well but we need help finding a 19.6 Truck Tire on a monday ( holiday) in SF NM....
What's the date code on your tires?
Does anybody know if they can lift the tag axle and limp 10 miles?
I am assuming my post was removed because i was not interested in discussing our tire's date codes as we sit on the side of the road in NM... sorry for the frustration but thought reaching out to this amazing group was going to be rewarding....
It appears our own search's, AAA and Progressives's road service and Good Sam's Road services have found NO results for locating a 19.2 truck tire in Santa Fe NM on a holiday...
Thanks.. we will update you all as we find more results on tuesday. Till than we are boondocking on I-25 near exit 278 soubound
Exactly what size tire do you need? With the full tire number/specs, we can help.
Never heard of a 19.6" or 19.2" tires. 19.5, sure.
Sorry, can't answer the "drive without that tire" question-- never worked on that type chassis.
19.5 tire, I used "lowboy" tires on that chassis years ago. My records show that we used the 19.5 commercial truck trailer tires so a truck operation may be a place to call.
Good luck and stay safe.
Might try these folks days they do emergency road set Quinn tire https://www.quinntire.com/505-982-1859
I think you are looking for a 19.5 tire
Good luck.
Don't give up on 'em............I'm sure it will be.
Like Brett said, post the full tire size information and others might help
Full markings on tire are 8R19.5.... Power King... the spare WAS a Michelin with date code of 2013. Light Duty Truck Tire.. all 8 tires are the same. Trucker stopped and suggested " chaining" the tag axle UP and limping somewhere... but 8 hours later Progressive Road Side Service truck showed up after driving 100 miles from Trinidad CO.. mounted the spare for us...
2nd tire blew at southbound I-25 exit 10 miles north of Santa Fe... we took exit and stopped at stop sign. There was a KOA sign and its located 1/4 mile away.. we limped to outside their gate on edge of the small road...KOA Santa Fe Journey owner has given us a 30amp space for tonight and local tire service company coming tomorrow morning to replace tire...
"Once bitten twice shy" Check all the dates on the tires and replace the old ones when you get to where prices are affordable. You could lose another one as my brother did when he bought a new one on the road.