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I was wondering if anybody out their has had trouble with SEDONA Tires.

I purchased 4 each Sedona Rip-Saw R/T 28x10-14 and after 1500 miles they are showing large cracks on the side walls of the tires. Some of these cracks our 2 to 3 inches long and a 1/8 to 3/16 of and inch wide. There is up to twenty cracks on two of the tires. i do not dare drive on these tires no longer. Please help as i have lots of miles left on the tread. i store my bike in my garage. SEDONA tire told me that it was a LACK OF PROPER CARE. I clean my tires after every use. DONT BUY WHATEVER YOU DO,YOU WILL BE STRANDED AND THEY DONT BACK THEIR TIRES. I bought these tires from Rocky Mountain ATV believing they were bullet proof for mud, snow, and hard pack roads. I even talked my brother and friend into purchasing the same tires. My brother is seeing these cracks also and has a none repairable leak on the side wall were lug of tires wraps around. I just wish I would have found out more information about SEDONA tire before I made my purchase. I don't recommend purchasing SEDONA Tires.  

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