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Looking at the specs for the 2024 DSDP it appears that the Steers are a larger size than the drives. Steers. This should be interesting to manage over their lifetime. 315/80R steers vs 2?? Something on the drives.
Same on the Superstar.

315s on the front and 295s on the back.
 
I replaced my original 22.5" Michelins with Toyo M154 from Motorhometires in June and have been very satisfied with the whole experience; I posted about this.
 
Contacted Motorhometires.com and their price is $9,324.00 to provide the entire set (2 - 365/70 R22.5 Michelin & 6 - 315/80 R22.5 Toyo) which includes the onsite installation at my place. When I mentioned removing the Rettrobands, she backed up and said she doubted the installer would want to remove them as it's a proprietary product of NIRVC.

Waiting to hear back from her.
 
I also went with Motorhometires.com and am happy with the process, but not the installer they contracted with. He didn’t take the proper care during install and now I have marks on my rims. I am working with the installer now and he is sending out a rim repair/polishing company to see what can be done…. Stay tuned.
 
I also went with Motorhometires.com and am happy with the process, but not the installer they contracted with. He didn’t take the proper care during install and now I have marks on my rims. I am working with the installer now and he is sending out a rim repair/polishing company to see what can be done…. Stay tuned.
Did you put Michelin's all around?
 
Toyo’s all around…. You’ll see them Friday. :)
 
Consider yourself lucky. On buses they run 365 on the steer and the tag. At 1200-1500 a tire you can do the math.
 
Thinking about the larger 365 Steer tires. Maybe this is an attempt to avoid overloading the Steer tires, reducing potential damage and failure
 

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