Need to replace tires on RV (235/80R 22.5 XRV).Went through the Michelin dealership search, but does anyone have first hand experience with any dealers in my area. Northern Maryland /Delaware would be first choice, but Lancaster area of Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey would also be within driving distance. Looking for good custom service and trustworthiness.I do all the maintenance and repair work on the RV and not real keen on letting someone work on it, but no choice here. Thanks in advance for a point in the right direction.

Get RV tires at Truck Tire stores. You don't need and exclusive Michelin store as they are carried by many truck service/tire places. Go to Michelin web site for location of tires in your area.

trop-a-cal wrote:Get RV tires at Truck Tire stores. You don't need and exclusive Michelin store as they are carried by many truck service/tire places. Go to Michelin web site for location of tires in your area. Thanks for the response. I understand that truck tire stores carry many brands. Looking for first hand experience of excellent service in my area, have already searched. Plus most likely be using the FMCA tire discount

A friend just did his Michelin's through Service Tire Truck Center's (STTC) in Harrisburg Pennsylvania and done through the FMCA Michelin program. He also replaced the front Bilstein shocks at the same time. He was very happy and they did a very nice job and the shocks were around $100 each for the front.

Ok we just got brand new Michelin tires via FMCA Program from STTC tires. They have many locations, we used the one in Capitol Heights/Landover, MD. STTC attends the RV shows and rallies, and they totally understand the FMCA program.

Southwind98 wrote:Need to replace tires on RV (235/80R 22.5 XRV).Went through the Michelin dealership search, but does anyone have first hand experience with any dealers in my area. Northern Maryland /Delaware would be first choice, but Lancaster area of Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey would also be within driving distance. Looking for good custom service and trustworthiness.I do all the maintenance and repair work on the RV and not real keen on letting someone work on it, but no choice here. Thanks in advance for a point in the right direction.Been a number of years, try Truck tires in Milford, DE bought tires from them a number of years ago -- great price and in Delaware you have no sales tax. We have spent the last 35 years with a family reunion in Rehoboth, so I just just picked them up on the way to the Beach. Just a thought,

FMCA Michelin Tire Program Maryland/Delaware/PA/NJ

wolfe10
Explorer
Sep 24, 2014
Coyote74 wrote:
Fmca program is only michelin motorhome tires and only certain sizes I think?

NOT correct. Michelin, B.F. Goodrich and Uniroyal in RV, passenger car and light truck sizes:

http://www.fmca.com/join-family-motor-coach-association/member-benefits/fmca-connections/3455
Coyote74
Explorer
Sep 24, 2014
Fmca program is only michelin motorhome tires and only certain sizes I think?
wolfe10
Explorer
Sep 23, 2014
jbbrick wrote:
The big question is whether there is any savings with this plan over regular discounted tire places, including Costco. I need a set for my tow but haven't checked FMCA against anyone else yet.

Do, and let us know-- the RV tire part of the program has been around for a long time. But the passenger car and light truck as well as Uniroyal and B.F Goodrich under the program is new.
jbbrick
Explorer
Sep 23, 2014
The big question is whether there is any savings with this plan over regular discounted tire places, including Costco. I need a set for my tow but haven't checked FMCA against anyone else yet.
Southwind98
Explorer
Sep 18, 2014
Thanks for all the responses. Looks like STTC tires is the place to go with and there's a dealership in Delaware. I like the no sales tax as Busskipper pointed out for purchasing in Delaware. Thanks again to everyone .
Tom_N
Explorer
Sep 18, 2014
Michelin Truck Tire Dealers
J-Rooster
Explorer
Sep 18, 2014
Southwind98, when you register your credit card with Michelin over the phone, Michelin will tell you what dealer to go to! That's how it worked for me!
Busskipper
Explorer
Sep 18, 2014
Southwind98 wrote:
Need to replace tires on RV (235/80R 22.5 XRV).Went through the Michelin dealership search, but does anyone have first hand experience with any dealers in my area. Northern Maryland /Delaware would be first choice, but Lancaster area of Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey would also be within driving distance. Looking for good custom service and trustworthiness.I do all the maintenance and repair work on the RV and not real keen on letting someone work on it, but no choice here. Thanks in advance for a point in the right direction.

Been a number of years, try Truck tires in Milford, DE bought tires from them a number of years ago -- great price and in Delaware you have no sales tax. We have spent the last 35 years with a family reunion in Rehoboth, so I just just picked them up on the way to the Beach.

Just a thought,
univmd
Explorer
Sep 18, 2014
Ok we just got brand new Michelin tires via FMCA Program from STTC tires. They have many locations, we used the one in Capitol Heights/Landover, MD. STTC attends the RV shows and rallies, and they totally understand the FMCA program.
sprintmod1
Explorer
Sep 18, 2014
A friend just did his Michelin's through Service Tire Truck Center's (STTC) in Harrisburg Pennsylvania and done through the FMCA Michelin program. He also replaced the front Bilstein shocks at the same time. He was very happy and they did a very nice job and the shocks were around $100 each for the front.