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I have the same tires size as you. I just put on Lt 235/80r 16 and they work great. Just put 4000 mile on them. I am good for years. I used Bridgestone tires they were about 225 dollars put on.

I just put on LT tires, no more ST tires for me.

I had to replace my coax connections. Some were just falling apart, very bad crimp job. That fixed my problem and I think it will fix yours.

My Cyclone did the same thing. 4 of the 6 brakes were broke. Must be some cheap wire in my opinion.

I have had to rotate the right rear tire 2 times now. So I was under there looking at it and looks like it might be welded on a little wrong. Tire is wearing on the outside, so I put on spare and made it home, what to do now.

Hello from Iowa, we have a Cyclone too.

mine are 16 inch. original

You can get Diesel In westcentral Iowa for 3.79

sounds like bad bearing's to me. I think you should put in all new one's.

I have been too Alaska, Maine, CA. 2 times Colorado and several other trips, and the Maxxas tires are all holding up great. Will buy again..............

Welcome to the Heartland Owners Forum and Family. We have a great bunch of people here with lots of information and all willing to share their knowledge if needed.

This is bad news, I guess mine will be next... I have fixed so many things already,, I never thought of the rear door..

This is interesting ,,,,,, better than reading about my black water tank is plugged.

I put on Maxxis tires this spring. Went to Alaska, back to Iowa and went to Colorado. This was about 10,000 miles. These tires worked very good and I will by this again.......PS if they can handle the Alaska Highway they can handle anything.

You can go with that theory it you want, I put anti-freeze in mine.

Very good idea

I have a 5th air ride made by Reese works good

I put 10,000 miles on my new Maxxis tires this year, they run great.

I put on Maxxis tires this spring and have pulled the trailer over 10,000 miles and no problem's. I have been to Alaska and other places. The roads up there are not the best but they took it.

I tighten mine just so they pulled in the side's good and snug. You dont want to tight that it hinders movement of the shackle....

Check under belly for brain. Look for any loose connections and keep rust out.

I put that size Maxxis on my cyclone and went to Alaska. No problems I like them.

Where are some of your travel's taken you.

I have to open the door to the gen if it is hot out. It overheats and shuts down.

Dave is right, there is a valve that prevents this, other wise your tank would fill up and overflow. You might want to read the owners manual a little bit. Have a good trip.

That is a very good question. No way to know

We are home from our trip. The Cyclone worked great, no problem's. I did lose my spare tire some where in Alberta ... I was parked at a rest area west of Edmonton with a another Cyclone and the next day when checking springs I seen the tire was gone. The trip was long and will not go again, can...

It was not me, i'm in Alaska.............

That is the way I did it too. It took a lot of grease to fill it, but I kept watching it and they all filled about the same. I am in AK. now and not a lick of trouble 4,000 miles as of now. And my new Maxxis tires are working great too......I put Indian head shellack on the seals when I pressed...

I just put on Maxxis and now I am in Alaska and they are working great. Very bad roads in the Yukon. I am wandering when my springs are going to break. The sun is on overtime up here in Fairbanks.

I let mine expire and they sent me a 5 month deal for $25. Then $13 a month after that. I can cancel if I want after the 5 month cheap deal. I can't be on here all morning we are packing for Alaska. By.

If HL would just use good quality parts, not china bombs and other cheap stuff I'm sure people would pay a little more for good trouble free RVing.

My standard shackle had to be replaced with 6000 mile on them. Went with wet bolt from E trailer, fast service.

We are going to Alaska on the 12 of june and would like to see an updated list. I wonder when it can be done.

I just put Maxxis on and they were $177 installed, balanced, and included tax. Local dealer, mom and pop gas station

I just put on a 5th airborne pin box too. Took it for a run to get new Maxxis tires and what a diff. It took the bad roads around here just fine. Alaska here we come.

1 ton Dodge. I have a 3210, it has a kind of heavy pin weight.

I would try it. Fill with water and Rid-X let sit a week or 2. It will not hurt any thing.

I always put about 5 or a little more gal of fresh water in tank when done emptying. It will keep the tank wet and able to break up any solids left in there. IT Works..........

I built a 73 gal tank and love it. I ran a 3/8 hose to the fill of the pickup tank and took out the metal spacer thing and welded a 3/8 hose nipple in it. I have a simple 1/4 turn valve at the tank and then can go very long time. I also look for cheaper fuel.