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DaCrema
Apr 28, 2014Explorer
I went with Michelin's a two years ago. I had done a lot of research and did not find a good tire test for RV that pitted several of the better known tires against one another.
I am glad I got the Michelin's because when they found a problem they recalled a bunch of tires and I got new set after 10k miles. If you search the forum(s) you'll find people using mostly Goodyear and Michelin and then to a lesser degree other brands. To me the big advantage of going with a popular, but more expensive tire is for the people that travel longer distances. With Michelin or Goodyear should a tire go bad while on a trip, you are more likely to find a store that can replace a bad tire so all the tires on a given axel are the same.
I am glad I got the Michelin's because when they found a problem they recalled a bunch of tires and I got new set after 10k miles. If you search the forum(s) you'll find people using mostly Goodyear and Michelin and then to a lesser degree other brands. To me the big advantage of going with a popular, but more expensive tire is for the people that travel longer distances. With Michelin or Goodyear should a tire go bad while on a trip, you are more likely to find a store that can replace a bad tire so all the tires on a given axel are the same.
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