Spare tire for our Class C
Now don't get me started on the all to common practice of selling Motorhomes without a spare tire. :M It would seem to be very common as well as absurd. We just bought a beautiful 2012 Nexus Class ...
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tgdameron wrote:You are lucky the Gila Monster didn't get you, I know they have pulled small RV's in the the desert and eaten most of the RV before they found them.
When I ordered my 2014 Chateau on an E-450 chassis, the spare added $400 to the price. It came with an off-brand tire of the right size and load range and my Michelin. It is mounted underneath on an A-Frame piece of steel to hold it up. I had two tires blow on my 5th wheel west of Gila Bend and the additional tires cost my $400 and were 8 years old by the date code and a less load range. What could I do, I was in the middle of the desert. I will also carry a jack and breaker bar, but I will rely on my free road service from GS, Ford, or Hartford. I will use the breaker bar to beat up on the hungry coyotes.
