Time to replace Michelin xza3 275/80R22.5 Where to buy?

And if you are not an FMCA member it will pay you to become one. If you are buying 6 tires you will save the cost of joining many times over. The FMCA program explains exactly how to use the program. Simple and easy. You must go on a Michelin web site to find a participating dealer and they are everywhere one can find semi trucks go.

Hello I am so glad this was posted now as I am looking for tires too.

I looked at the FMCA and the Michelin web sites and found out that Michelin makes two tires for RVs the XZA3 and the XZE in my size 275/80R22.5 Load range H. I am sure there is more under the truck tire.

That said, you,the OP,that you have the XZA3 how has that worked for you?

If in Arizona I did a search there and there is a Lot of Michelin shops there there. Also the Freightliner shop in Tollison will sell them to you also they will provide a good service but not sure on price.

I am looking to buy there, AZ, or Oregon in the spring if I head that way in 2014.

JimR

Thunder Mountain wrote:

Mr.Mark wrote:
If you are a member of the FMCA you can go through their Michelin tire program. We did just that this past May having 8 new Michelin XZA 295/80R/22.5's put on. It seemed to save about $100 per tire. We also got $50 a tire for the take-off's.

MM.

Could you give me any price details?

Thunder,

I see Wolf above attached a 'clicky' to the FMCA program. As I recall, after the discount and the refund for my old tires (-$400) plus balancing, stems, taxes, etc. I paid about $6,100 for 8 tires which is about 762.50 each total.

MM.

FMCA Program: http://www.fmca.com/join-family-motor-coach-association/member-benefits/fmca-connections/3455

Thunder Mountain wrote:
I went to the FMCA website and looked at the Michelin sample page. Didn't show the XZA3 only the XZA1. Assume that I need to stick with A3?

That is only a sample of some of the prices on some common tires there is more available.

JimR

I went to the FMCA website and looked at the Michelin sample page. Didn't show the XZA3 only the XZA1. Assume that I need to stick with A3?

If you belong to FMCA they say you can get a discount. I don't know how large it is, I belong but not available in my area.

I just bought 2 new 275/70 22.5 Michelin XZA2 steer tires I think the initials are, reinforced outsides for $1381 balanced and mounted. Likely not a great price but compared at another shop and is the same. have to get 4 more before leaving, mine are at least 8 years old not sure about the inside duals.

Mr.Mark wrote:
If you are a member of the FMCA you can go through their Michelin tire program. We did just that this past May having 8 new Michelin XZA 295/80R/22.5's put on. It seemed to save about $100 per tire. We also got $50 a tire for the take-off's.

MM.

Could you give me any price details?

If you are a member of the FMCA you can go through their Michelin tire program. We did just that this past May having 8 new Michelin XZA 295/80R/22.5's put on. It seemed to save about $100 per tire. We also got $50 a tire for the take-off's.

MM.