class a tires

Amazon carries RV & truck tires these days. And if you're a Prime member, the shipping is 5 days, and free. The 22.5's I bought in June would have cost me an extra $100 per tire from other online retailers if not for the free shipping.

I used 19.5 Double Coin steer tires on my previous RV and they did fine. They saved me a lot of money too, at a time when I needed to save money. Later switched to Bridgestone. Also a very good tire.

Here's a few different brands: Tires!

hanko wrote:

mike brez wrote:

hanko wrote:
Michelin, there must be some good reason why Mfg's use them as original equipment

So what's the reason?
Get the Hankooks

because they are the best tire hands down, most expensive also, bit you get what you pay for

opinions vary and all yours is your opinion.I have not seen scientific proof that this is true and don't believe it to be
I have Michelin rv tires 295 80 22,5 and at 25K miles had to replace because of severe sidewall cracking

hanko wrote:

mike brez wrote:

hanko wrote:
Michelin, there must be some good reason why Mfg's use them as original equipment

So what's the reason?
Get the Hankooks

because they are the best tire hands down, most expensive also, bit you get what you pay for

With zipper blow outs and cracking. No thanks.

mike brez wrote:

hanko wrote:
Michelin, there must be some good reason why Mfg's use them as original equipment

So what's the reason?
Get the Hankooks

because they are the best tire hands down, most expensive also, bit you get what you pay for

I'm in the "anything but a Michelin" crowd. I've owned a bunch of them, exactly 1 set I was happy with. Currently have them on my '16 Super Duty, they're as bad as the junk that was on my '13 Super Duty.

We recently put Bridgestones on our MH, so far so good, and way less expensive than Michelins, no matter what buying program.

IMO as long as you stick with a reasonable brand name you'll be fine. Many like their Hankook tires, I'd start there. I've owned Hankooks on one of my cars, they worked well.

Goodyear G-70. Came original, replaced twice with the same. No problems. The last time I put new ones on ( about 2 years ago) CW had the cheapest prices...then I got the Goodyear rebate...saving about 70 bucks per tire over a Goodyear store. These were not tires that stood in a warehouse for years, either. Mfg date was less than 4 months.

So, watch for the sale and goodluck whatever your choice is.

We went to see the space shuttle in Houston, Texas a few years ago.

Guess what tires they used on the space shuttle...Michelins.

That's all I run on all my cars and coach.

Johnny G1 wrote:
Michelin XZE's all around instead of XRV

continentals! as good of a tire and 250$ per tire cheaper than michelins

295 80 22.5

Michelin XZE's all around instead of XRV

the silverback wrote:
Once again, Michelin thru FMCA.

X-2, I used this discount program to buy the Michelin Tires for my RV. Good luck with your new tires whatever brand you choose to buy!