My class A

Gale Hawkins wrote:
That is a nice size MH that will fit well most any place you want to park it.

It also fits my carport and drive way.The inside is show room condition out side very dirty.Siting for four years in storage lot.Cant wait to go camping.Drove 300 mi to look at a 08 this one is in better condition and $7000 cheaper.

That is a nice size MH that will fit well most any place you want to park it.

hilldude
Congratulations on your new coach! We know that you are proud of it. Enjoy and we hope to see you in a park down the road. If you plan to purchase new Michelin tire you might look at the FMCA program as it saved me over $500 dollars on my last coach.

Made it home stayed under 50 with flashers on.BL started washing it finished one side looks good.Drives great the class C had to do some mods before it drove good.

When I pick up my conversion 100 miles from home, the tires had cracks that I could stick my fingertip in.
They made the trip just fine but they were commercial tires with 3/4" thick sidewalls.
Before taking the trip, I would inflate the tires to max pressure allowed (taking safety precautions) and if they hold it for few minutes, deflate to 90% and drive.
Good luck.

Welcome to the Class A forum. There are a lot of great people here (and one or two not so great;))

I've had lots of great advice and help on this forum so don't be afraid to ask. As you already had a class c you will probably know most of the in's and out's of RV systems. Not much different on a class A except bigger and better:B

Chris

Congratulations, and safe travels!

Best of luck with your new coach. Just make sure that the tires are inflated properly and you should make it without any problems.