My 2013 Coachmen Concord came with a set of Generals that seem to want to shake my teeth loose. Had several of the tires road-force balanced, and they were way off. There's less than 9000 miles on the rig. All of the local General Dealers tell me that they don't handle warranty on the tires, so I'm considering looking for a new manufacturer that isn't so difficult to deal with, and makes a quality tire. I'd be interested to hear some input as to what everybody else has had good performance from. Thank you in advance for your input.
Safari-Rick wrote: Ok, So here's my 2cents worth....
COSTCO ! Bought two sets of tires for my TT and I can take the TT to any Costco in the U.S. for repairs/trades No hassles,
Just saying......
The problem with Costco is they don't make appointments. Waiting in line for new tire installations, and rotations can make for many hours of waiting. For me it's worth paying a few dollars more to be able to make appointments with my tire dealer.
Have you weighed your coach on each wheel position? You could be driving with excessive air pressure for the weight you are carrying. That would be a lot less expensive and you may find that new tires will ride just as hard if inflated the same way.
I went to a tire speciality place where I have been trading for years and know (and trust) the manager. He said I couldn't do better than the Michelins that were already on there, so I got them again.
Bobbo and Lin 2017 F-150 XLT 4x4 SuperCab w/Max Tow Package 3.5l EcoBoost V6 2017 Airstream Flying Cloud 23FB
they put firestones on the small school buses. Cant tell ya much, the one I drove last year was single rear wheel type. They did seem to wear ok I put 25000 on the fronts and they were still good to go, they had around 36K on them end of school year. Like many the rig we have came with michelins and we just had 7 installed under the recall.
I can tell ya that the generals were not liked when installed on the F series trucks either, same with the continentals.
