Where to get tires

Call your local costco if they dont do rv's try a truck tire shop

The last few sets of tires I bought were from Tirerack.com. Even with shipping and the mounting and balancing, it was still cheaper than buying from a local tire shop. Fortunately, there is a distribution center about an hour north of me, so shipping was reasonable (about $10/tire). There is a distribution center in CT, so shipping might not be too bad to North Jersey.

-Michael

When I checked on the 235 80 R22 from Michelin and FMCA I think it was $399 per tire for the Michelin. That sure makes it worth being a FMCA member plus their travel insurance that is included in the membership.

We got 6 MH tires from McCarthy Tire they are in about 6 NE states from SC north, got a great price

That size...
TCI tire center

Location

I don't think Snider fleet has opened any stores in the NE yet, but these 2 distributors keep most of the OTR trucks going.

Do check into the FMCA Michelin Advantage Plan tho.

FMCA Michelin Advantage Program

A national account through FMCA it saved me a lot of cash.

JimR

Hi. I just bought an 08 350 Georgetown a few days ago. We took it on its maiden voyage this weekend. Drive great through the mountains over here in Oregon.

It needs tires also. Going with a regional tire shop, Led Schwab. I decided to get Toyos.

Also. Ours had to have the rubber gaskets around the windshield replaced because they were allowing a little water in. It rains a bunch in Oregon.

just start calling around.. also make sure the price is the total with all of the misc. charges that they do.

Costco has a good price in my area. They changed my tires outdoors but apparently this won't be allowed any more. Hopefully they will add a large bay for motorhomes.

If you are a member of FMCA they have a special program with Michelin to get great discounts on tires thru them.