Tires

MrWizard wrote:
Since he did not drop names
We have no idea what brand he bought, some people are assuming he paid too much for unknown brand, unknown quality

He said "Novello Roadx tires"

Personally never heard of them.

Since he did not drop names
We have no idea what brand he bought, some people are assuming he paid too much for unknown brand, unknown quality

MrWizard wrote:
6 tires ? $2200 is not what I call cheap, about $375 per tire
Yes Toyo or Michelin or Bridgestone would be more $$

Poster did not mention tire size 16, 19, 22.5 inch
I can get 8R16 235, local $125 per tire, that's Cheap
Yes most likely Chinese
Toyo 22.5 for the DP were $600 each IIRC, might have been less it was a few years ago

He did mention Canadian $$$, EH. Still seems high for no name tires.

I'm sure you have a good idea mileage wear verus the price, and received value for your $$, a necessity when operating a business fleet of any size large or small

OP said he got a good price, (he paid 30% more than you did, an RV has different ride requirements,and you might be getting better pricing, fleet operator and regular customer)

I agree, sounds like a fair price for decent tire quality

People making comments about not buying cheap
Must think paying $800 per tire is the only way to do it right

According to the OP’s profile he has an 2006 Winnebago Voyage 31 so it’s on 19.5 tires.

We bought 6 DoubleCoin for an F550 in the fleet last fall, they cost about $1,600 CDN (~$1,200 US) all in.

6 tires ? $2200 is not what I call cheap, about $375 per tire
Yes Toyo or Michelin or Bridgestone would be more $$

Poster did not mention tire size 16, 19, 22.5 inch
I can get 8R16 235, local $125 per tire, that's Cheap
Yes most likely Chinese
Toyo 22.5 for the DP were $600 each IIRC, might have been less it was a few years ago

When you say " I got a good price" I hope that doesn't mean you already bought them and now are asking for feedback.

You probably don't want my feedback even though you asked for it.

I don't buy cheap, off brand tires and would especially avoid them for an RV because RVs tend to be heavy and run close to maximum load capacity.

Where ar they made, must be China as I hav never heard of them.