RV vs steering tires

Groover wrote:
The tires on my Palazzo DP are now 6 years old and even though the tread is still good I have had some bad experience with tires of that age before so I am starting to look for new ones. The Goodyear RV tires don't look that much different from steering tires and the only comment that I could find about using steering tires on a class A was this: " 4 YEARS AGO. TO REPLACE MY MICHELLINE WAS $725.00 each. local truck tire dealer suggested Goodyear G395 MODEL TRUCK STEERING TIRES. FOR $410.00 each installed. Little stiffer side wall but my 40 foot sportscoach handels 300% better than with mushy michellins."

Based on that I am thinking of including steering tires in my search, my neighbor can get me fleet pricing on them. What do you guys think?

My current tires are 255/70 R22.5 Goodyear G670. I am not hung up on Goodyear. While these tires have been good I have experienced random premature sidewall cracking on other vehicles equipped with Goodyear tires.

down home wrote:
I don't see what size tire or mh you have. We put Michelins on ours, I think they are 285x75x22 Michelin RV Steer axle tires. They have a center groove to help tracking and a decoupling groove on each side of tire.
I'm not sure of the air pressure in them at the moment. Where we store it has a chart they consult.
We had Goodyear G670s on it when we bought it. They were stiff and we had wear problems on front axle position.
725.00 indicates to me a larger tire than ours. Consult Loves and use the FMCA Michelin program. I think we paid around 500.00 or less. We didn't get them from Loves regretfully because of time element an paid for mountign and road force balancing tht cost uss twice as much as Loves.