Beware of Michelin tires
I started a thread about this in the Class C forum, but figured it would be good info for the entire RV community. I have always been a fan of Michelin tires, until we picked up an immaculate, low mi...
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roman traveler wrote:
After reading all 8 pages I decided to look at profiles. The OP has posted 99 times in 8 years. Seems like a guy that simply asks a question now and then and minds his own business. For this he gets attacked. His primary attacker has 14,000 posts in 10 years. Draw your own conclusions.
RT
Also the "attacker" with 14,000 post does not show his real name, location or what kind of RV he has, if indeed he even owns one.
He is very critical of the original poster for not inspecting the tires on the RV before purchase, yet on another thread about wireing a 30 amp rv receptable, Mr. 14,000, says he fried his electrics because an electrician he hired wired it 220 volts. Wonder why he didn't inspect it before he plugged in?
I am running two Michelin XZA2 and four BFG ST230's. I am not offended at all by the op or the title of the thread. I had a similar experience with Toyos that cracked badly at approximately 4.5 years old. I did not ask and did not get any help on replacement cost.
