Tire changing on Class C
I have just discovered a bad tire on my Class C. Naturally it is the inside rear on the driver's side. Looks like it is separating as there is a knot on the sidewall and a lot of vibration when driv...
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To the original poster dennislanier,
There was a recall on Michelin tires made during a certain time of which were prone to blowouts like you describe with your sidewall bubble/tumor. Get the production number off your tires and call a Michelin dealer. You might get your tires replaced for free under the recall, both the tires & labor charges covered. You can also just drive your rig to a Michelin dealer and have them find the numbers for you. Even if your tires are not covered under the recall, they may pro-rate your bad tire.
There was a recall on Michelin tires made during a certain time of which were prone to blowouts like you describe with your sidewall bubble/tumor. Get the production number off your tires and call a Michelin dealer. You might get your tires replaced for free under the recall, both the tires & labor charges covered. You can also just drive your rig to a Michelin dealer and have them find the numbers for you. Even if your tires are not covered under the recall, they may pro-rate your bad tire.
