RV tires best buy

donn0128 wrote:
I hate to be crass, but if you can't afford to play you should get out of the game. Motor homes are expensive to opetate. It is a simple fact of life.

Hey big spender. It is foolish to pay more than necessary. If you prefer to over pay for your purchases fine, but please don't belittle someone for getting a fair value for thier dollar.
The FMCA saved me $600 plus on my tires.

For those that belong to FMCA, besides having the Michelin program, BF Goodrich is now available. There is also something in the mill for Continental tires also. I don't know when or if the Continentals will be available.

Bill.Satellite wrote:

donn0128 wrote:
I hate to be crass, but if you can't afford to play you should get out of the game. Motor homes are expensive to opetate. It is a simple fact of life.

I am thinking you don't hate to be crass. If you really did, you would not have made this post.
Every question is a good question. Hopefully, responses like this one will not prevent the OP from making additional posts in the future.

I totally agree. We are a community here to help fellow RVers in every way we can. You may be the one that needs advice tomorrow.

donn0128 wrote:
I hate to be crass, but if you can't afford to play you should get out of the game. Motor homes are expensive to opetate. It is a simple fact of life.

I am thinking you don't hate to be crass. If you really did, you would not have made this post.
Every question is a good question. Hopefully, responses like this one will not prevent the OP from making additional posts in the future.

I hate to be crass, but if you can't afford to play you should get out of the game. Motor homes are expensive to opetate. It is a simple fact of life.

I just had four rear tires replaced yesterday. Firestone FS591. 22.5 inch tires. The cost was a tad over 2K for the four of them. New valve stems, balanced etc. I kept the old ones for Craigs list. Tons of tread left and only 35K miles on them.

I would nurse the rig to Oregon to Les Schwab Tires in Medford, OR where they sell the large Michelin Tires. Call and make sure they have enough in stock.

By going to Oregon you are saving sales tax in the Great state of Taxifornia where they still do not have enough money.

We are FMCA member. Look into the Michelin tire program for members. We were pleased with the offering.

Michelin XRV in your size are $503 ea thru FMCA and the XZE's show up at $481 each. Do the math and see if that's to your advantage after shopping....Dennis

My coach spec'd the same size tire. Not many options, so we used a 295/75, just a touch taller with no fitment issues. Went with Dunlop SP384, Made in USA, Truck Tires. $2700.00 out the door, with bead balancing included.