Big rig tire rotation.

Leave them alone, don't rotate. At least that's what I was told based on the miles I drive. Most motorhome tires age out before their wear out. Now if you drive 25,000 miles a year, maybe they should be rotated.

Mine are about due for replacement due to age, they've never been rotated and are fine. Recently had it into the Freightliner shop for a front end alignment and they weren't interested in rotating them.

Bill

I never rotate my RV tires.

I've never rotated mine either. Getting new ones later this year. Almost six years, 90,000 miles, it's time.....Dennis

When I had the gasser I rotated them, it had 6 identical steel wheels.
The Monaco has 3 pairs of different wheels, them don't get rotated.

Not necessary or practicable with alum rims that would need polishing on a side that would be expensive to polish.
I did swap my tag and front tires but they were already off the rims to inspect the insides... not for any wear issues.

I, too, don't rotate the tires. The only time I rotated was on our previous Dynasty where I got a bad alignment at Colton Truck service in Colton, CA. I didn't notice the wear until Nashville, TN.

So, I found TAFA (Tire, Axle, Frame and Alignment) in Nashville to correct the alignment. I had the new looking tag tires moved to the front. Otherwise, I wouldn't have rotated.

Safe travels,
MM.

Nope, never. :) Add me to the list.

Mine are 8 years old and I don't rotate as they are wearing evenly and have plenty of tread on them. I am replacing them in a couple of weeks.

Don't rotate is the correct answer. However, if you have a tag axle coach the tag axle tires only last about 1/2 as long as the rest of your tires so what you can do if the tag tires are showing too much wear, buy 2 new tires and have them installed on the steer axle and "rotate" the used drive tires to the tag. You will be rotating tire and wheel but that's OK as the wheels will all be the same.