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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I know, after I re-read it, that the phrasing on my post could have been better.
It was just that I have seen new very deluxe motorhomes that are way up there out of my reach at $400,000.
And there are the two year old versions at $350,000, still way out of budget.
Then I see a similar size unit that is several years old and the price is $75,000 to $100,000.
It just appears to me that at a certain age high end motorhomes continue take a disproportionate depreciation hit.
I thought having to buy all new tires might be a factor because they certainly cannot be cheap.
It was just that I have seen new very deluxe motorhomes that are way up there out of my reach at $400,000.
And there are the two year old versions at $350,000, still way out of budget.
Then I see a similar size unit that is several years old and the price is $75,000 to $100,000.
It just appears to me that at a certain age high end motorhomes continue take a disproportionate depreciation hit.
I thought having to buy all new tires might be a factor because they certainly cannot be cheap.
