Michelin tires
Just posted in class A motor homes Michelin tires 245/19.5 sate code 2514 the issue is side wall check cracking I take very good care of my tires, 3rd set on my coach so far and I never had any ti...
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Well Bobpie,
You are now witnessing what many, many of us have already gone through. JUNK MICHELIN TIRES!!!!!!! And, with a bit of searching on this and a couple of other RV forums, you'll find lots of folks that have ventured over to quite a few other brands. Not only for better dependability but, for quite a bit less money too. We did it about 1.5 years ago when the 6 year old, protected just as good as yours are, 40K mileage 255 80R 22.5 Michelin XRVs were cracking. Those were and are, proprietary to Michelin so, I found some 265 75 22.5" Yokohama RY-103 LRG tires for about $2,000 less for all six than the junk Michlens.
Way better price, ride is fantastic, the coach handles outstanding and, we're waaaaaaay better off in the pocket book.
Scott
You are now witnessing what many, many of us have already gone through. JUNK MICHELIN TIRES!!!!!!! And, with a bit of searching on this and a couple of other RV forums, you'll find lots of folks that have ventured over to quite a few other brands. Not only for better dependability but, for quite a bit less money too. We did it about 1.5 years ago when the 6 year old, protected just as good as yours are, 40K mileage 255 80R 22.5 Michelin XRVs were cracking. Those were and are, proprietary to Michelin so, I found some 265 75 22.5" Yokohama RY-103 LRG tires for about $2,000 less for all six than the junk Michlens.
Way better price, ride is fantastic, the coach handles outstanding and, we're waaaaaaay better off in the pocket book.
Scott
