Dunlop Tires 255/70/22.5

Mine takes 295/75 22.5 and Dunlop is all we use... I make my living from cross country trucks and Dunlop has served us well...Used them for 10 years on trucks and since they hold up well there I run them on the coach.. My opinion it is the best tire for the money be it on a KW or a Foretravel.. Some will argue where I wont.... but I will keep buying them.

vegasfoodguy wrote:

DSDP Don wrote:
I believe that the Hankooks AH12's come in that size. They are less expensive and are a GREAT tire. After years of issues with the Goodyear G670's, I won't buy bicycle tires made by Goodyear.

Do a search on Hankook's.....you won't find anything negative.

Don, I tried to buy Hankooks, Tyres International in Reno sells them. Almost 2 weeks ago I ordered the tires I was told they had to order them, Yesterday (Tuesday) I went back to the company and asked where my tires are, after a lot of puzzled looks, I was told it would take an additional 2 weeks to get them.
I started shopping again, only certain stores can sell the commercial Hankook tires, so I'm stuck.
The Hankooks are about $2200. for 5, the Dunlops are $1800.

Found another dealer, He had them in stock, Will be going with Hankooks.

DSDP Don wrote:
I believe that the Hankooks AH12's come in that size. They are less expensive and are a GREAT tire. After years of issues with the Goodyear G670's, I won't buy bicycle tires made by Goodyear.

Do a search on Hankook's.....you won't find anything negative.

Don, I tried to buy Hankooks, Tyres International in Reno sells them. Almost 2 weeks ago I ordered the tires I was told they had to order them, Yesterday (Tuesday) I went back to the company and asked where my tires are, after a lot of puzzled looks, I was told it would take an additional 2 weeks to get them.
I started shopping again, only certain stores can sell the commercial Hankook tires, so I'm stuck.
The Hankooks are about $2200. for 5, the Dunlops are $1800.

Hello. I was told my a friend to put Michelins on and get rid of Goodyear. He said my motorhome would drive completely different in a good way. He was right. :)

I believe that the Hankooks AH12's come in that size. They are less expensive and are a GREAT tire. After years of issues with the Goodyear G670's, I won't buy bicycle tires made by Goodyear.

Do a search on Hankook's.....you won't find anything negative.

I had Dunlop all around on my DutchStar for seven years before I traded it in. I was always very happy with them. The set of six bought back in about 2007 were about $1,000 less than Michelin at the time.

Ted

vegasfoodguy wrote:
Anyone use these? Regarding quality, ride and wear.

Thanks,
Terry

Keep in mind I am an older cautious driver and I keep my speed down so they are more that adequate for me. Ive got about 8000 on the Dunlops and so far I would buy more.

Lightningjack wrote:
Yes, I have two on the front. Bought them on the interstate after a front blowout. Seem to be holding up ok. I am satisfied with the purchase. Think they are made by Good Year in the US. The Dunlop name has been around a long time.

I have all 70s on my MH and since it originally come with 75s my speedometer reads about 2 percent off. But I usually use the VMSpc for speed which is correctable to the right speed.

Thank you for your perspective, I need 5 tires, Found a pretty good deal (I think) $1820.00 Mounted and balanced out the door.

Yes, I have two on the front. Bought them on the interstate after a front blowout. Seem to be holding up ok. I am satisfied with the purchase. Think they are made by Good Year in the US. The Dunlop name has been around a long time.

I have all 70s on my MH and since it originally come with 75s my speedometer reads about 2 percent off. But I usually use the VMSpc for speed which is correctable to the right speed.