Motorhome Tires And RV Tires - Which Brands Are The Best Of The Best?

One thing for sure about RVing is that at some point you are going to have to replace the tires on your RV. They just don't last forever. So when that time comes, what are the best motorhome tires or the best RV tires to buy for your rig? What RV tire brands and motorhome tire brands are worthy of consideration? And how can you get the lowest price and the fastest, easiest installation of RV tires or motorhome tires? This video will help answer all of those questions and more. Save money, frustration and time with the tips in this video!
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[@williambradley2562]

Thanks for the RV Tire Replacement information and Brands to consider … Your videos are so informative and I have learned so much about RV Inspection & Things to consider when Purchasing an RV in the next few years after we Retire. Keep up the great work!

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

Thanks for the positive feedback William. It's much appreciated!

[@robertroth287]

I switched from Michelin to Sumitomo when the Michelins aged out. My Class A diesel rode well with them and I never had any issues with the replacement tires. Thanks for the video.

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

Thanks for that personal experience with Sumitomo tires Robert. I have heard very good things about them from many other sources as well. But I always appreciate hearing a personal testimonial from those that have used them. Thanks for commenting!

[@ronmcdaniel1583]

Duane I get it, big time! You have a 300K Class A pusher going down the road at 60 mph. Everything is going well. Out of nowhere you have a steer axle blowout. You might have saved a couple hundred bucks on the tires you purchased. The damage to your vehicle is going to be considerable. I will have Michelin tires on the steer axle PERIOD! They could have a blowout yes. Bottom line check code dates, inspect your tires, make sure that the alignment is correct and slow down. ENJOY the trip! SAFE TRAVELS

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

You got it Ron. Those are all good suggestions to keep things safe and comfortable while you are going down the highway (in your Newmar Super Star, right?) :-)

[@ronmcdaniel1583]

Duane I believe that Superstar is a dream! But we all have dreams. I forgot about TIRE PRESSURE! Shame on me.

[@kristinamoldovan4626]

Awesome video thanks!

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

Glad you liked it Kristina. Thanks for watching!

[@robseaton2734]

Count me as one of those folks who switched from Michelin to Toyo. Earlier this year when it was time to replace the Michelins on my Class A motorhome, you could not find any anywhere on the Eastern Half of the US. We found a set of 6 Toyo M154's in another state with good date codes and had those shipped to our local tire place in Ocala. We are very very happy with the Toyos thus far after putting several thousand miles on them in the last few months. Plus, they were a bunch less expensive than the Michelins would have been.

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

Thanks for sharing your experience with us Rob. Toyo definitely builds a great tire for RVs!

[@SandySez]

Funny ... I'm sitting here in Ocala researching tires for my Class B.What tire place did you use?

[@robseaton2734]

@@SandySez Parkers Tires on 441

[@SandySez]

@@robseaton2734 thank you!

[@atkgrl]

How do you know about the ….codes? and how do I figure that out?

[@queenofossian3596]

HEY THANK YOU FOR YOUR ❤GREAT ADVICE

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

You are so welcome ... I'm glad that you enjoyed the video enough that you left such a nice comment!

[@riogalore]

Learning all I can with my older motorhome. 1st time owning one. I appreciate your videos! ((Hugs))

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

Congratulations on joining the RV life Rio. You are doing the right thing. Just learn as much as you can when you are starting out. It can save you a lot of frustration and money if you listen to those who have more RVing experience. Thanks for watching and leaving such a nice comment!

[@riogalore]

@@RVInspectionAndCare I appreciate the detailed & kind reply! 👌🤓

[@johndowns1986]

Thanks for the timely information Duane. I need to replace my tires soon due to age. It will be considerable investment and I want to get it right.

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

I know what you mean John. I have to replace all of my RV tires in the next six months too. So a lot of research has gone into this video for my own situation as well. I'm glad that you enjoyed the video!

[@jimsparks-pw9tq]

Good job. Thank you

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

So glad you enjoyed it Jim. Thanks for watching!

[@nowhereman7398]

I've always been partial to General tires. My Dad swore by them, and so do I

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

I'm glad that you've had good experiences with General Tires. Thanks for watching!

[@philc.9280]

Came here to see what new in tire recommendations. My 2023 Travato came with Nexen Rodians that have mixed reviews. They are probably just fine as they are standard issue on all new Ram promaster vans. The ride is nice and comfortable. I'll definitely consider the Japanese brands after a few years. Thanks.

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

I'm glad that this video was helpful Phil. I have talked to a lot of motorhome owners who use the Japanese tire brands and they are overwhelmingly positive about their experience so far. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@OOMAN]

I can't speak to motorhomes, but have lots of experience with a variety of trailers. This winter, it was time to replace the GoodYear Endurance tires on my Toy Hauler, after a blow out. I have been converting the tires on all of my trailers (cargo, flatbed, and now toy hauler) to TransEagle ST All-Steel tires over the last few years. I have had zero tire problems on any of them, ever since. The all-steel construction provides a stiffer sidewall compared to conventional steel-belted, run at higher pressures, have much less sidewall flex for less heat build-up/lower rolling resistance, and seem to be more puncture resistant. They are also very reasonably priced.

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

Thanks for sharing your experience with us.

[@leekielblock7950]

This is great information. Ready for new tires in a year or so on my class C, and these are awesome resources and recommendations. Thanks for the video!

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

Glad it was helpful Lee. Thanks for watching and leaving a nice comment!

[@debbiewagner4612]

Thank you for your information!! Was wondering, we were quoted as putting steer tires on front end and drive tires on back. Your opinion and Has anyone else done the same thing? Any comments to this subject, please

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

If you are putting new tires on a motorhome, there are no front end or drive tires at that point. They are installed in no particular order. However, after a while it's a good idea to rotate tires on a motorhome just like you do on passenger vehicles to keep tread wear as even as you can.

[@Wanderingsomewhere145]

Swapped Michelin for Toyo on a 32’ pusher and steering got squirrely. About to get a new set of Michelin tires for a 42’ with tag axle. Can’t take a risk with a 40,000 lb rig.

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

That sounds like a good idea. Michelin makes good tires but they also command a premium price for it too. Toyo tires have a lot of fans out there though. Thanks for watching!

[@gary9080]

My Winnebago 37g did the same thing. Will go back to Michelin on steering.

[@DLTJR1959]

For us guys that have 365's on the front we have no other option than Michelin. I do have options for the 315's but I personally don't like to mix brands. Perhaps I will but I doubt it.

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

So true. Sometimes you have very few choices when the time comes to replace your RV tires. But the good news is that Michelins are great quality tires. You might pay more than other brands, but you still get your money's worth.

[@wyattearp1418]

What Ply should I get, since the roads / highways going west have lots of potholes?

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

I'm not sure that the number of plys in the tire is the answer to your problem with potholes. Of course, the best answer to potholes is doing your best to travel on roads that have as few of them as possible. We have traveled a lot of roads on our way out west during the past years and so far we have only encountered a few highways that were what we would call bad. Mainly in Oklahoma, some parts of Texas and a lot of Louisiana. Anyway, we just slow down and do our best to avoid potholes as we go.

[@jasonspray9209]

What’s your guys thoughts on continental?

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

As I mentioned in the video, Continental is one of my recommendations as a top quality brand to consider.

[@jj.4167]

Hello sir i m from india ...i want to know that which tyre brand is higely used by heavy trucks in your country.....???? Plz reply

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

I'm sorry but I don't know the answer to that question. My tire knowledge is only limited to RV tires.

[@kencleg7721]

Yokohama are what we put as steer tires on the wheelers 255 $ each

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

Thanks for sharing your experience with Yokohama tires.

[@Brigand231]

A lot of people seem to speak well of Sailun tires as well.

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

Yes, I noticed that too. I almost included them in my list. It was close. Anyway, I would not avoid putting them on an RV. They have a lot of positive support too. Thanks for mentioning that!

[@AdventuraHighway31]

Whatever the costs; I'll stay on Michelin, two words: performance and safety!

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

Nothing wrong with that Phil. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the subject!

[@bulldogsofeastvan5647]

Big dollars ...poor mileage !

[@michelletourneau3938]

What about prinx tire on my rv tiffin

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

Sorry Michelle. I'm not very familiar with that brand.

[@rogergraves242]

But can u use A National Tire company.

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

Sure. You can use any tire company you want. Thanks for watching!

[@Lordvader330]

Michelin tires are crap. They dry rot quickly. I would never use them again.

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

Thanks for sharing your experience with Michelin tires here.

[@SandySez]

I've been researching tires a lot for the past few weeks .... I'm seeing a lot of Michelin reviewers who loved/used them for decades, now claiming Michelin as CHANGED 'something' and they tanked in quality.

[@bulldogsofeastvan5647]

I hate my over-priced michelins....big dollars, low mileage!

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

I understand. I switched from Michelins this time and my coach rides so much better now. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us.

[@AnimandoteConLaPalabra]

You switched to what?? @@RVInspectionAndCare

[@gregcooper7789]

@@RVInspectionAndCare May I ask what brand you went to?

[@RVInspectionAndCare]

@@gregcooper7789 I chose Cooper on the advice of motorhometires.com and they have been just great.