Tires Michelin vs Yokohama
I have a 2003 Travel Supreme 40" RV. Currently have Michelin 295/80, 22.5 tires that are almost 10 years old with only 20,000 miles. I have read and been told that dry rot can lead to a blow out. L...
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Executive wrote:
From my research, only two manufacturers make RV tires..Goodyear and Michelin...the rest are truck tires. It's up to you what you put on your coach. While I'm not an engineer, my understanding is that the RV tires have different compounds that better support the RV lifestyle. Truck tires are designed for longer mileage so should be more robust. You sacrifice comfort for mileage, IMHO. Lots of posts, lots of opinions.
My opinion.?..do your research, as you're doing here, just don't sacrifice safety and comfort to save a few bucks..sometimes we step over dollars to pick up dimes......Dennis
Being in advertising for 33 years I see you bought into the RV tire you think they are making. They are not investing all that money in a small amount of market. Don't buy into nothing but ads they want you to believe and charge you more for it. You have done just what they want . Don't believe all that you read.
