Simple question, Dealers (most) work under a code of practice,
Should dealers sell a used Motorhome that is five years old or older fitted with the original tyres? (original fit can be established) I say this as an article in the MMM mag last year implied that tyres over five years old should be replaced regardless of mileage, we all know that tyres come under the vehicle MOT, Tyre tread depth, cracks, etc, etc... but not rubber deteriorationoh:.....thoughts from fellow funsters
Should dealers sell a used Motorhome that is five years old or older fitted with the original tyres? (original fit can be established) I say this as an article in the MMM mag last year implied that tyres over five years old should be replaced regardless of mileage, we all know that tyres come under the vehicle MOT, Tyre tread depth, cracks, etc, etc... but not rubber deteriorationoh:.....thoughts from fellow funsters