Michelin vs. Toyo tires for RV's (and other brands)

[Boat Bum]

Motorhome Tires – 4,000 Commercial Installers

www.motorhometires.com

They guarantee fresh tires.

 

[Boat Bum]

They installed them in my parking lot.

 

[J&JD]

They installed them in my parking lot.

How did they spin balance them at your lot?

 

[Richpatty]

How did they spin balance them at your lot?

I guess centramatics would make it unnecessary?

 

[Boat Bum]

Bead balance.

 

[Joe Hogan]

Here is a Motorhome Tire Retailer pricing for DutchStar sized tires 275/80

275/70R22.5 & 275/80R22.5 - Motorhome Tires

www.motorhometires.com

 

[Ventana]

Cooper RM272's are worth considering. Quieter than the OEM Michelin's.

 

[Rich W.]

Here is a Motorhome Tire Retailer pricing for DutchStar sized tires 275/80

275/70R22.5 & 275/80R22.5 - Motorhome Tires

www.motorhometires.com

Using that site, Michelins are less expensive than Continentals. Neal are your tires 305/70’s ?

 

[Rich W.]

Cooper RM272's are worth considering. Quieter than the OEM Michelin's.

My experience with Cooper, which admittedly has all been on jeeps and 4x4 pick-ups, is that they are cheaper and do the job, but they don’t wear well compared to more expensive brands such as BFG. I don’t know how their truck tires hold up but I wouldn’t roll the dice on them for my coach. I looked at Toyo and Continental as alternatives but ended up sticking with Michelin.

 

[J&JD]

looked at Toyo and Continental as alternatives but ended up sticking with Michelin.

As did I. There’s just something comforting about the Michelin tires IMHO.