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- JimExplorerYou might already know, but you don't have to buy that odd Michelin size...one cross is 245/75R22.5 which is extremely close. Only a slight width difference of 9.25" vs. 9.65"...
The 245's are what I went with when replacing my Michelins. Bought them on Amazon Prime, so free shipping. Love's tire shop installed them plus spin balanced them ($40/tire) and I had brass extensions installed for the air valves ($7/tire).
This gives more options for finding a local tire store that might stock something. Look at truck tire stores maybe. You don't have to buy 'RV' tires. - imgoin4itExplorerInformation: Redburn has an outlet in pheonix as well as Tucson. They had the tires they installed for me brought down from their Pheonix facility.
- keyman44ExplorerWe just got into Tucson and got parked. I want to thank everyone for their suggestions. I will pursue each of them. I can go on to the Phoenix area if the deals are better there. Thank you very much.
- imgoin4itExplorerI got 22.5 inch tires on ours at Redburn tire co in Tucson. They participate in the FMCA michelin tire program. They are not far from camping world and the many RV dealers on the south east side of town.
- azdryheatExplorerWhen I buy big ticket items I go to the Phoenix area for a better price than what Tucson offers. Motorhome tires might be in that category.
- PastorCharlieExplorerJoin FMCA and save hundreds of dollars on Michelin tires.
- crassterExplorer IIIf estimates locally don't work out you can always buy from tire rack online and have them shipped.
- stripitExplorerYou don't say which direction your traveling but I used Toltec Tire in Eloy when I needed new Michelin tires for my International truck with 22.5 tires and they had the best prices around at that time. Toltec Tire
- mikimExplorerJust did a Google search. Suggest you get an estimate and then maybe check Yelp reviews.
http://www.jackfurriers.com/rvcenter.htm
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