Tires problems

What size tires?
How much does the rig weigh?

If you travel a lot I would go with a better tire if you only go on short trips and park lot you could go with the cheaper tire my opinion I would stay with a name brand tire never heard of the one you mentioned

245/70r19.5 I don't know how to check the rig weight

Best tire value you will find is for Uniroyal RS20 tires. They are made by Michelin, have high quality, and are widely used in the trucking industry. Here is a price example for reference:

Uniroyal RS20 245/70R19.5

I've been told to make sure they are steel belted. I switched from GoodYear to Toyo's and have been happy.

I have been well satisfied with my Samson 19..5 inch tires.

But any tire you buy make sure the are fairly fresh check the DOT date on the tire and tell the tire place you want tires made within the past 90 days.
You can order the Samson's online from Chicago tire and have them installed locally

I would agree with the Toyo tires.
Here on West coast many truckers and RVers use Double Coin tires. I have used several sets.
I would suggest getting your rig weighed so as to get the properly rated tires.

I'm using Toyo and my dealer also sells Michelin's. He feels the Toyo are a better fit for me.

ZackGC wrote:
Hi Freind's,
I'm new here and new to the rv world in general.
I want to replace my tires and I see big price differences and can't decide what to do.
I don't want to be in danger but on the other hand I can pay 300$ per tire.
Can anybody advice me?
The best deal I found is akuret tires that are about 150$ a tire.
I have the fleetwood flair 2006

One important thing to keep in mind when replacing tires is,the tires on your coach are the weakest link between your coach and the pavement and blow-outs have the potential of causing serious damage to your coach.

Personally I will spend the extra $$$ for a high quality tire. We've used Bridgestone tires on our coach for the past 16 years with zero issues. (knock on wood)

Best of luck on your choice of tire brand and safe travels...:)

Akuret tires came on my 5th wheel trailer and within 12,000 miles three out of the four separated while traveling. Luckily my TPMS saved me from damage. I would highly recommend a better quality and load range tire!