Motorhome tires - recommendations.

We just added a set of Toyos on our Newmar. Took off an aged out set of Michelins. Toyos ride better and handle better

Thanks for the quick feedback. Toyos are what the dealer also recommended but appreciate the feedback from some real world users.

on MH#2 (35' class A gasser) we used Goodyear (19" tires). over 15-yrs we had no issues.

on MH#3 (40' class A gasser) we went with Michelin (22.5" tires). kept that MH for 7-yrs. one problem in year 2 traced back to an issue we had on a county road in AL. as we rounded a curve on a narrow 2-lane country road we encounted a massive hole in the pavement. not really a hole...half of the pavement wasn't there. the missing segment was 3-4' wide, 6" or so deep and about 20' long. i was able to slow down but not stop. the MH rocked to the right when the front wheels hit and then back to level just before the rear wheels hit. scared the you know what out of us. we had slowed from 20-25 mph to maybe 10-15 mph so damage was limited but I neglected to have the alignment checked. the next season i noticed some nasty sidewall scraping on the steer tires so I replaced those Michelins with Michelins. no issues for thr next 5-yrs.

Michelins are my go to tire and what I run on my truck, jeep and car. I have asked for the price on the Michelins but expect it to hurt my wallet.

Toyo

Toyo, Sumitomo, Hankook

Had toyo, put on some armstrong tires about a year ago, I like them

Toyo's are what my tire dealership recommended. No issues.

No need to be in a rush to swap tires unless it will set your mine at ease. Have them inspected by a tire place. Chances are they’re good for a couple more years. Michelin has a swap out timeframe of 10 years.

A couple of the larger-size tires have fallen out of favor in recent yrs.
Michelin & Goodyear, both are expensive and have had problems.
Michelin had severe side-wall cracking & Goodyear had rivering (crazy thread wear)
neither would admit there was a problem.
For a while, Bridgestone was the go-to tire until they became as expensive as Michelin.
Now, Toyo is the go-to, that's what I bought & I have been very happy with them, plus I have not seen any bad reports on Toyos.
That said, I believe there are other good tire brands too. I try to stick with known brands