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Looking for Online website to order tires

Klueck
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In the past I have seen people post that they ordered tires online and got good prices. The tires are delivered to their shop of choice for mounting.

I cannot remember these online sites or remember their names. Any help?

The ones I have do not have large tires for a DP motorhome.
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tropical36
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Klueck wrote:
In the past I have seen people post that they ordered tires online and got good prices. The tires are delivered to their shop of choice for mounting.

I cannot remember these online sites or remember their names. Any help?

The ones I have do not have large tires for a DP motorhome.

What size do you need?
I got a set of four Hercules from Amazon and had them mounted locally. Couldn't beat the price and especially for not paying tax or shipping.
For example...
Tires
and at the bottom, you'll find other sites listed, as well.
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RFCN2
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Three weeks ago I used the FMCA Michelin tire purchase plan. I could have bought the same tires not using the plan for less in this area. This is the second time I used the FMCA program. The first time the price was OK, but this last time I over payed.

If you have any large truck tire shops in your area go see them and get a quote before you go through the hassle of buying on line.
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CharlesinGA
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Join Family Motor Coach Assn and take advantage of their Michelin tire deal. Many people join for a year just to take advantage of the tire prices.

http://www.fmca.com/benefits/michelin-advantage.html

I have no experience with this, but it sounds like a good deal if you like Michelin tires.

Charles
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Ivylog
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^^^ Even their largest tires... 17.5" will not do the OP any good.
This post is my opinion (free advice). It is not intended to influence anyone's judgment nor do I advocate anyone do what I propose.
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Rbertalotto
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I recently had a fantastic experience with trailertiresandwheels.com
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Ivylog
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I'll assume you have 295/80/22.5 tires. I recently found this supplier Ft. Laud although it sounds like you may be in N Fla.

I might go with a 295/75/22.5 on the rear and a AL11 on the front. You could get a better price by picking up and making sure they are less than six months old.
This post is my opinion (free advice). It is not intended to influence anyone's judgment nor do I advocate anyone do what I propose.
Sold 04 Dynasty to our son after 14 great years.
Upgraded with a 08 HR Navigator 45’...

Jim
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Amazon. Just search for the size you're looking for and they'll show all the brands they carry that have that size.

If you have 'Prime', free shipping.

On Edit: If you have 235/80R 22.5 tires...there are several sizes that can be replacements for that size. The closest match to it would be a 255/70R 22.5
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Dennis12
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I purchase all of my discounttiresdirectcom. Lowest price anywhere, prices are negotiable if you insist and free shipping. Out of 150 tires or more i have had a 2 problems but they made them right every time with no questions.
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Ductape
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Simple tire dot com
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bgum
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Do yourself a favor and order from dealer and tell them you will only accept "fresh" tires.

Kayteg1
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tirerack.com
bare in mind, buying on the net you are going to have problems with warranty.
Tirerack was offering roadhazard, but for hefty price, so lot of things to consider.
Good part, tirerack is selling only new stock, so you will not get rubber who was waiting for you 2 years on the shelf.