Fastfwd101
Mt Home Idaho Via TEXAS (Air Force)
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A quick note share a great experience with Keystone.
The Duro tires on my Energy TH that were only 14 months old and had 8/32 of tread left started cracking and seperating horibly. I left numerous un-returned messages with Duro. I called Keystone and 2 weeks later I had 4 tires at my door.
The tires they sent are Taskmasters (China) but hopefully they will last a little longer than the Duro.
Thank you Keystone
05 2500HD Duramax/Allison
3:73/4X4/CC/265/75s
08 31Ft Keystone Energy TH
89 17.5 Stratos FS
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Top Dog
Richmond, VA
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I had similar great customer service from Keystone even after warranty expired.
Gloria and Dillon (my Carolina Dingo)
2002 F250 Ford Diesel Crewcab
2003 3670 Montana 5th Wheel
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JJBIRISH
Butler, PA, USA
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always good to hear...
hope the new tires work well for you...
Love my mass produced, entry level, built by Lazy American Workers, Hornet
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skipnchar
Topeka Kansas USA
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Replacing Chinese made bommbs with OTHER Chinese made bombs isn't My idea of great but wishing you good luck with them.
2004 F-250 SCREW Long Bed (new)
OR 2004 F-150 HD (85,000 towing miles)
Rockwood 8314SS 34' travel trailer
We have enough YOUTH...how about a fountain of SMART
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fla-gypsy
North Florida
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Let us know how the taskmasters work out. I junked my duro's and bought Maxxis. very happy with them. The makers could save themselves a lot of trouble by putting decent tires on to begin with rather than the trashiest lowest bidder they can find.
09 SuperDuty Crew Cab 6.8L/4.10(The Black Pearl)
06 Keystone Hornet 29 RLS/(The Cracker Cabana)
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JJBIRISH
Butler, PA, USA
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skipnchar wrote:Replacing Chinese made bommbs with OTHER Chinese made bombs isn't My idea of great but wishing you good luck with them.
Skip
While I share your sediments with the Chinese tire problem, they are definitely junk but in fact have more that don’t explode than what do… only time and careful inspections will tell..
the trailer tire problem in general is caused by a American industry (RV) that puts profit over safety and under sizes the tires on almost everything they sell, then puts the cheapest tire they can find on them to… it is a recipe for disaster…
Once sold Keystone wasn’t responsible for the tires, so in that sinse they did do the right thing and more than others have done…
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RayMac632
New Jersey
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I've had to call Keystone twice and both times they were rude and short with me on the phone. They installed a 50A breaker on the hydraulic pump for my slideouts. When you would bring them in the breaker would trip. I checked the amperage and found they draw 65A whem bring in the slides. I talked with Keystone and they told me the amperage is ok and the breaker needs to be replaced with an 80A. Keystone more or less told me it was my problem and wouldn't do anything for me. The coach is a 2006 Mountaineer 5er.
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