Could 10 year tires really be safe?
Hi all. We have a MH with tires that are original. Manufactured in 2005 (the tires). We have taken it to get new tires now twice at the local truck/tire center and while I'm sure they would have loved...
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pweekly wrote:
Thanks all. That seems to be my opinion but my husband is like, 'They're fine". Well, he's not the one driving down to Florida. I will be and for my stress level alone, I think it's best to replace. So, now that that's settled. (haha) what do you all recommend?
Trish
Sounds like a new thread...:). Glad you decided on new tires. As MrMark said, the ONLY true way to inspect the tires is from the INSIDE out. Doesn't matter what the outside looks like. Well, it does, but you get the point. Anyway, everyone has an opinion on what tires to buy and put on your coach. The most expensive will be Michelin, (save money buying thru FMCA) followed by Goodyear. (They have a rivering problem with some of their tires. You might get lucky, you might not) Lots of people will go with less expensive tires such as Toyo or Hankook. Each tire will change the handling and comfort of your drive. A lot will depend on your coach. Personally, I run the more expensive Michelin's on my coach. Like clothes, the ones I buy from Nordstrom last longer and look better than the ones purchased at WalMart....IMO, you get what you pay for. What's on your coach now?? Obviously they have been great tires....Dennis
