Do Tires on a Class A Rot with age?
I have browsed through ads for used Class A motorhomes and noticed (just my observation) that motorhomes that are 7 or 8 years old, even the high end ones with hardly any miles on them, seem to be adv...
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The rule of thumb is that when your tires get 5 years old, they need to be inspected annually. They absolutely dry rot. The only way to really know is to dismount the tire and inspect it on the inside. I just replaced my tires. They were 6 years old, had over 1/2 of the tread left, and looked fine on the outside. When we took them off, they were cracked inside and ready to fail. A blowout can cost you several thousand dollars.
