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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DiskDoctr wrote:Dakzuki wrote:
So this thread entitled "Beware of Michelin Tires" and the first post and expecting no support from Michelin is actually all wrong. Maybe you should start a new thread about fantastic Michelin customer service.
Not really. If you have an issue with the OP's wording, then evangelize Michelin in your own thread. :S
If I had Michelins on my rig that were only a few years old, I would make a point of checking them very closely after seeing the OP's post. It is likely many Michelin owners figure their tires are fine because they are not very old, have few miles, and are covered when not in use- as they SHOULD BE FINE.
Perhaps the OP's thread will prevent a reader from having tire problems, or even an accident by warning them?
OP- You're good. You didn't say anything wrong. If someone's sensitivities got upset because their favorite team messed up, that's their personal issue. For the record, I don't believe for a minute that you sabotaged those tires in 2 days with a knife, club, or nuclear waste, no matter what some folks try to imply :R
Well I suppose the cracked furniture material noted by the op regarding this unit could also have the same cause of the cracked tires,gee might have something to do with heat,etc.--do ya think.I don't know why THINGS were cracked but doubt it was also made by a tire manufacture.Give it a break already people.
