Class C Motorhome Tires

I had a set of AT2s on a camper van a few years back, basically an LTX MS2 with a more aggressive tread pattern where the sidewall meets the flat, and they had I think about 1/16" more tread depth than the MS2 out of the box. Still, they were quiet, lasted well past their stated life expectancy, and were great in snow, on those occasions where we needed a little extra help. Returned from one or two trips into the teeth of a blizzard up here. Installed at Discount Tire. Will continue to shop there, as have only had good experiences with them.
I think their latest and greatest product is the Defender, but I'm not sure if they come in a light truck version in a motorhome load range. They probably do. I haven't needed new tires lately so haven't kept up on the options.

Desert Captain wrote:

MDKMDK wrote:
Michelins wherever possible. Never any problems. I have also had Bridgestone, and Continental Contitracs, which weren't the worst I've ever had, but have always replaced them all with Michelins. Good ride, long wear, and quiet.

X2

Great tires and they stand behind them. Had a couple of sets of LTX's but they have been replaced in the Michelin lineup by something new {I forget the name}.

:C

I purchased my 2018 at the end of April, and it came with the Michelin LTX tires. Replaced in Michelin lineup since then ?

0nly 3400 miles but smooth & quite !

MDKMDK wrote:
Michelins wherever possible. Never any problems. I have also had Bridgestone, and Continental Contitracs, which weren't the worst I've ever had, but have always replaced them all with Michelins. Good ride, long wear, and quiet.

X2

Great tires and they stand behind them. Had a couple of sets of LTX's but they have been replaced in the Michelin lineup by something new {I forget the name}.

:C

31' class C had Michelin XPS Rib, just put on all new Michelin XPS rib. Why change when they ride and steer better than anything else I've tried.

Dave

Michelins wherever possible. Never any problems. I have also had Bridgestone, and Continental Contitracs, which weren't the worst I've ever had, but have always replaced them all with Michelins. Good ride, long wear, and quiet.

But, enb, OP wasn’t unhappy with this set of tires after eight years. He aged them out.

Have put Toyo on a 36ft DP, two Jeeps, and Mustang GT.
For the ride, performance and mileage they have all been great.

I also have a 30ft Class C now and when time to look comes will see if Nokian makes a tire that will work. They are made in Finland and I have just put a set on Honda CRV.
Rate right up there with top of the line tires and yet price is significantly less. They ride great, very very quiet, handle well in the rain. Figure Finland should know how to make a tire for the Northwest. :)

Don't know if they make anything to fit the Class C but will be looking and comparing.

Toyos have a better side walls then Michelins.
Performance and mileage is somewhat better.

ksg5000, can you give me a bit more detail as to why you made the decision to switch; i.e price, better ride, etc.

I switched from Michelins to Toyo's - been very happy with the Toyo's on 29 ft Class C.