New tires
Need to replace my tires on our 38ft Safari. Have 9R 22.5/12 Mich XZE they are 12 years old. I know we're way over due. Guess MIch doesn't make this model anymore. Could use help in what would be the ...
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kdk wrote:
I replaced the Good Year 275/75 22.5 G670's that had rivering so bad they finally flat spotted. Good Year first said to rotate, balance and front end alignment which I did but got worse. Then they disavowed any knowledge of this "phenomenon". They said they would have a area rep. look at them, but he never showed up or even called. Put Michelin 275/80 22.5 XZA3+ LRH and am very pleased with better handling and way better ride. Oh by the way no more rivering either "imagine that".
Blessing; Keith
Normally I'd say that most tires are built alike and to a set standard, but this rivering thing with GY's keeps popping up a lot and to the point of it not be coincidental anymore. I had the same problem with them and they made absurd excuses for this phenomenon of theirs, as well. Of course, the first order of business with any sales person, is to lie through their teeth. I've also had two blowouts with GY's but will chalk that one off as being just a coincidence and especially with both being in NY state. Went with Hercules for replacements at a substantial savings on that coach with excellent results and now have a set on our present rig that had GY's, along with the second blowout.
In fact, I think, I like truck tires of any brand, a lot better, than the so called RV tires.
