Wanli Motorhome Tires

I hope you have better luck than I have had. $80 toad Michelins are measuring 5x longer wear and no problems as compared to $55 Chinese rags. I have Cooper tires on Quicksilver. One dose of @#$%&! tires is a potent lesson.

MexicoWanderer

Do you have actual experience with Wanli's for motorhomes or just making a statement

I bought 22.5 Toyos for $408 each, $2456 plus tax for 6

why go China Bomb (thats what all chinese tires are called around here)

when you can get name brands for a good price
that 10% extra price, gets lots better tire

The same store had the two brands with identical tread (a miracle coincidence?) with one Chengu the other Wanli, but only 1 Wanli and three Chengu's. I purchased two. The gave the same performance as rebranded Wal-Mart tires. Same mileage and all of the Chinese tires lost an average of 8 lbs of air pressure a month. Switched to good tires and no air leakage.

I don't know anything about Wanli tires. But, maybe it's worth giving them a try? They may be a good deal or they may be a waste of time and money.

Several years ago I took the Michelin tires off our 96 Southwind and replaced them with Hankook.
The Hankooks worked well and were cheaper than the Michelin's. Many love them but, I would not waste my money on Michelin. I think they're overpriced and overhyped. JMO

Another option to consider would be Double Coin tires. I have no experience with them but have read several good reviews.

Keep us updated on your decision. If you buy the Wanli's let us know how they perform.

Got 6 22.5" RY023 Yokohamas for $2500. These are 16 ply rated tires. Stuck one of the old tires in the basement for a spare. Carried it around for 3 years and finally threw it away.

I guess what we're all saying is that gambling on an unknown tire for a couple of hundred bucks is not worth the risk.