Can I use a 255x80 22.5 as a spare?
I just purchased a new coach and I believe that the tires on the new coach are 275x80 22.5. I bought a 255x80 22.5 to have as a spare on my current coach (tire has never been mounted or used). Can I...
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Alan_Hepburn wrote:PastorCharlie wrote:
It depends which rear tire needs replacing. The front tire when moved to the rear will fit the inside rear. If it is used on the outside rear it reverses the spin direction which is not recommended.
As far as I know the major tire manufacturers have not had tire rotation restrictions on their tire for a couple of decades now - construction materials and techniques have improved considerably since radial tires were introduced in the last century.
Correct.
Direction of rotation is NOT an issue unless the tires are marked as directional (VERY few). Those few will have arrows showing direction of rotation.
Here is the quote from the Michelin site-- page 9: https://www.michelinb2b.com/wps/b2bcontent/PDF/RV_Tires_Brochure.pdf
There are no restrictions as to the
method of rotation with the MICHELIN
®
RV tires; however,
Michelin recommends including the spare tire in the
rotation pattern and changing the direction of rotation.
Tires can be rotated front to rear and side to side. If using
directional tires, ensure tires are mounted to rotate in
proper direction as it may contribute to premature wear
