Watching these videos could save your life!

[My_Roadtrek]

Anyone who drives an RV should have to watch these videos.

RV Tire Information Videos.
http://www.michelinrvtires.com/tires/tires-101/tire-maintenance-and-safety/how-to-handle-a-blowout/
They are about 20 minutes long, so if you have a dial up it may take quite a while. You can request a copy of the video to be sent to you.

[4Eddielee]

I ran across the Michelin link a year ago on a different forum. E-mailed the link to everyone of my RV friends. Hope I didn't miss anyone! It's excellent info!! ...........Eddielee

[Kristinemomof3]

Thanks, I ordered one so I can give it to my inlaws along with a magazine subscription for Christmas!!!

Kristine

[maritt3]

Haven't taken possession of the (my first)new truck (Dodge 3500) yet, can't pick up the TC (Northern Lite) until I get it. Very glad I've been snooping thru these posts for weeks and found yours Rodger. Thanks for the scoop on the videos. I've been telling everyone I know (and like) to watch them. Good stuff...Thanks,
maritt3

[Mymaize]

Thanks Roger. As a female driver, I had never heard of stepping on the gas when you have a blow-out. I sent for the video and am having one sent to my grandkids too. What good info!!! Bette

[Jamali]

Thanks Roger. Tire blowout is on of my biggest fears when towing. These videos answered a lot of questions I had. Learned quite abit!

Barbara - just click on the link in the very first post of this thread or click on this link below. It will take you to the Michelin Tire web site

http://www.michelinrvtires.com/michelinrvtires/other/RvVideos.jsp

Thanks again!

[BJ_-_a_new_rver]

Please, what are the two videos and where does one find them? They sound like they would be very helpful as I am a rank beginner.... BJ - a new rver.

[1baker]

These two videos were great. This is good information for all RVers.
Thanks for the info.

Rudy

[Encourager]

This is the kind of information that is much needed by we greenhorns. Since it is logically presented, detailed, and free from unexplained jargon; it becomes, in one stroke, educational, practical, and illicits application. I am one for "preflight" check lists. This information lends itself to that sort of protocol.

Thank you.

[jerryma]

I am a OHSA- cerified Safety Attendant. I strongly believe in safety training; at work but importantly at home. These vides are GREAT!!!!! Watch them and show them often. If you sell tires offer a discount to customers who will invest the time in watching them! We will all be safer on the roads we share Thank you, Rodger for this great link.

[Cityboy]

Yes, I agree great information! Nice picture BTW.

[DirthogsCA]

WOW....great information!

[k3asi]

Thanks for the very important information. We are newbee RVers and this was great information.
David and Del
2001 Coachmen Pathfinder

[rotbaron]

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[DaveanLynne]

As an HGV driver I use a thermometer to not only check for hot running tyres but also a common problem on the type of HGV chassis I drive is the brake return spring will unknowingly be broken, this allows the brakes to bind and heat up that particular wheel/drum/hub.

regards

Dave

[Don___Lynne77]

Thank you, your right! I rewatched it. LOL I guess I am just nervous, anxious and excited,as their is soooo much to learn. I will leave the driving up to hubby. 🙂