NEW Michelin Motorhome Tires (MICHELIN ADVANTAGE DISCOUNT)

[@caseypries7559]

I went to discount tire yesterday for the first time to get a tire repaired that was essentially new and had a screw in it and came on my rv, not from them. They did it for free! They'll be getting my business when possible. I really appreciate that sort of thing.

[@todayissomeday]

Agreed! Discount Tire fixed a broken valve stem on our toad for free!!!

[@martyC9578]

We've used Discount for years. We just shoed our F350 dually and trailer trailer with them again last week. They also give Active and Retired Military discount.

[@marychristie6194]

I love “discount Tire” only place we go 😃

[@davettbr6425]

@@martyC9578 same here. We really like Discount Tire.

[@atwistedlime6090]

We got Toyos on recommendation of a friend that works as a big rig repairman. They came to us and installed them and were much less expensive. 😊

[@johnbloxham9028]

I use Toyo tires. Supposed to be as good as any other and a lot cheaper than Michelin. My Toyo tires are over 4 years old and show no signs of issues. 295/75/22.5

[@adventureswithcorrine]

Good to know. I am a Michelin/BFG fan, but my new-to-me 2014 Georgetown XL came with a set of Toyos with 2020 date stamps. So, glad to hear these are not worth replacing for a while!

[@bjhope1]

We put Toyo tires on 3 years ago and have been very happy with their performance and price. I’m confidant that, in an emergency tire situation, I will be able to get a replacement tire from most any truck stop or mobile truck tire service quickly. I’ve heard (horror) stories of people waiting a week or more (interrupting their trip) to source one new Michelin tire after a blowout.

[@jthelman]

I don't have an RV yet, but videos like this are great for learning, and you guys did an excellent job explaining the process. Tires are common to all rigs, so this is much appreciated. As far as $140 - time is money. Unless you enjoy spending time at a tire store, chasing those phantom charges is time you lost doing something you enjoy. At least in your case it was valuable because we all benefitted from the video. Thank you.

[@todayissomeday]

Agreed. We didn't sit at the tire store just waiting on the whole Michelin thing. They were still working on Ruby, between tire install and the front end alignment, they figured it out about the time we were done.

[@jimforbes9119]

Agree! I have a Math degree so calculating with numbers/dollars is easy for me. I understand your explanations of that purchase event. However, personally I find the entire process far too convoluted ! Thanks for the video and info.

[@frankd8874]

Hi Phil and Stacy Love your videos…. Keep them coming… We didn’t have any discounts when we bought our tires for our RV we have a 2007 Monaco Camelot 42PDQ with a tag axle (8 tires total 295X80X 22.5) we paid a grand total of $3,450.00 out the door for all 8 tires. But we had to drive from Southern California to Lake Havasu to get this deal. All the tire shops locally were around the $5,000.00 to $7,000.00 range. I inspect my tires before every long trip, after the trip, and we replace our tires every 3-4 years regardless of mileage.

[@johnbloxham9028]

And I have heard from other RVers that have used Michelin and then switched to Toyo or other brand (Goodyear) that the Michelins had a rough ride compared to the others.

[@bluegrassjamsessions5917]

We just bought a new set of 6 before leaving out for a 2500 mile 1 month trip down the east coast. We saw Tami and Eric's video from TechnoRV. Our tires were the same size, age and brand !!! Yikes !!! We budgeted $ 2500 for our trip. Then had the 7 year old tires checked and voila !! We start our trip $3500 over budget. Loved the info in this video. It will be very helpful for others about to buy tires. Very Important topic.

[@todayissomeday]

You can never put a price on safety. Glad you had them changed out....it is not a matter of if......it's a matter of when.

[@mikevigil3677]

I just replaced 6 tires 270/65/19.5 Kelly's on my rig no hassle with discounts just a fair deal at a great shop $2065.00 O.T.D.

[@patriciamarando3400]

Tried to use the Michelin tire program but Michelin had a nationwide shortage of 235 80 22.5 tires. Contacted Michelin directly and was told last production was 12/2019 and not scheduled for production. They did say it was not discontinued just not scheduled for production. Had to go with toyos as tires were from 2015 and time to change out. Keep up these informative videos. I am learning so much. I still need to figure how to climb the ladder to check roof maintenance

[@mikemaginness9960]

How do you like the Toyo tires so far??? I have the same size Michelin tires as yours. Toyos are considerably cheaper.

[@patriciamarando3400]

@@mikemaginness9960 Just had them put on and have not yet used them. Cost was about 2300 for the 6 tires installed at our home. As one Michelin was losing air so was afraid to drive dealership. I will update after we drive it for a bit

[@brucewallace3860]

Sounds like Michelin is pricing tires like my health care insurance company & local hospital is pricing health care. Seriously, through trial and error, I have found that developing a business relationship with a local dealer is worth its weight in gold. And the extra time you spent attempting to get info uploaded - and another hour when computers were not working AND THEN going back a couple of days later to get your pricing approved……that time is all worth the $140 you saved. As always - a great, informative video. Can always count on you guys!

[@redlegbob]

Just so happens I watched your video about a month before I planned to replace all 6 of my Class A tires in March 2023. Here's two points of feedback. (1) I didn't have any of the problems you encountered when I used the Michelin Advantage program - it went very smooth and exactly according to the instructions. They must have worked out the kinks with the feedback you guys gave them last year. (2) I wholeheartedly recommend to everyone (who can) use the Michelin Tire Advantage program. My very well known, highly established, very reputable national repair center wanted to charge me $878.34 per tire where Michelin listed the MSRP at $754. Through the Advantage Program, I bought each tire at a discount directly from Michelin for $671 and it was actually a very straight forward process! Phil and Stacy - THANKS for all you do for us new RV'ers and hope our paths will cross as we will start full-time RV'ing this summer for the next few years. BTW Phil - Go Army, Beat Navy (again)! 🙂

[@todayissomeday]

We gave them a ton of feedback and they assured us they would fix it....sounds like they did.

[@aChaser]

I ended up going to a local tire store….in Ashtabula, Ohio…..I purchased 6 firestone transforce 10 ply ties for 1400.00…..michelin tires were on my Class C Winnie before….driving home after replacement….my noise had dropped by half…….now really quite ride….

[@rjahn3000]

I got new Michelins last year in Yuma, they seem to last right about 6 years, not even sure if covering them helped. I asked the shop to match the FMCA discount and they said no problem. Safe Travels! BTW next time I will try to buy in Oregon or another no sales tax state.

[@robertcahoon7306]

Just put 6 new Michelins on our class C from Discount they are very good to work with.

[@jamesgilbert6363]

Nice to know you edit bloopers. I hope our paths cross at some point. Your very informative and provide details and insight. Thanks a million!

[@RichardDeAgazio]

Orig Est. St. Lucie Tire for 6 tires in West Palm Beach $4708 FMCA Michelin cost - $3579 Install costs by St. Lucie. $414. Total $3993 VS. Est of $4708 Savings = $715 So using FMCA I saved on the tires and the FL sales the tax.

[@kaveeone]

Man! You two are do your RESEARCH! :-) I don't ever go anywhere NEAR an RV, but I just love watching you two every week. Stay safe Phil and Stacy. :-)

[@ChristianTravelers]

We liked your water filter video so much that apparently the KZbin algorithm gave us another shot of you guys, and voila, another good one! We have been wondering about the tire programs since we joined FMCA way back when - and we are TOGO RV+ users too! Once again, you explained everything in a very understandable manner which is important since our Coopers have just gone past the 5-1/2 year/28k mark. Can't believe we are just coming across you guys now and we have been on KZbin for a long while (mostly watchers) and RVing since 1995. You probably already know we subscribed ...

[@dennycappetta2035]

Stacy & Phil, thanks for the great info. Sure hope they streamline the process. It's a difficult thing to purchase expensive items without fully knowing the out the door price. So happy for both of you and Chad & Tara on the Discovery channel TV show, "RVing in the USA.". Have been telling everyone I know about it. Looking forward to seeing it.

[@SuperSolo67]

Take care of your tires and they will take care of you. What model tire did you purchase. I just replaced my Michelin's that were 12 years old and in flawless condition. Tires were always dressed with 303 protect-ant and always covered. Balancing is another way to extend tire life. Stick on led weights works but as tires wear they need to be re-balanced. Centramatic Balancers are dynamic and adjust to various changes. I'm a professional commercial driver and I take tires very seriously. Keep up the great work with these informative videos.

[@larrysclassicclipsvault]

We were going to buy Michelin at bay diesel in red bay and they told us toyo tires were better and cost less and last longer!! they drive awesome!! Vey happy.

[@cdalton3169]

Clubs and discount programs are usually gimmicks. We avoid all of these things. The time spent chasing the “discounts” are not worth it when you do the math. Great content, guys!!!

[@m.b.6113]

Just an FYI for those that dont know it already. And, I am not taking anything away from Michelin as they are great tires. Full disclosure, I can neither confirm nor deny I have worked or am working for Michelin;‐). But to the point, BF Goodrich tires are made by Michelin and likely in the same plant on the same processes. I won't say they are exactly the same tires but BFG tires are made with the exact same level if quality. I personally would have Michelin tires on my rig but would not hesitate to put the BFG's on as well.

[@IamSpectre2020]

Agree but you will never get the steel wall like XPS RIBB's

[@wagil90]

how about the uniroyal's?

[@fredhaynes7617]

Bravo Zulu! Cudos to Phil and Stacey on quality and informative videos. This whole tire thing is basically like everything else in the rV world. The best deal on tires is the one that you made and that satisfies you. The important thing is that you keep an eye on your tires and tire pressure. All tires are made to specific production and safety standards set by DOT. Otherwise, they would not have a DOT stamp on them. Buying tires from a reputable dealer is your best shot at getting the best tires. I went to a truck tire dealer here in Raleigh, NC. He priced Michelins to me and his regular price beat the FMCA discount. Then I asked for a price on the tires that came on my RV, and which gave me great service over the 7 years. Those are the tires I purchased because I was familiar with them. Best of all, the price of those tires installed saved me close to $1,000. That is a lot of diesel, even at these currently inflated prices.

[@Pacheman67]

Over the years of be a long haul Truck Driver, I have used a lot of different brands and the most important what you use on the steer! Now for me what i learned is that Hankook worked the best and got the most miles, That being said Cupping, Dipping, ect,

[@AKRichardM]

We used the FMCA program in southern OR. We paid Michelin for the tires and the dealer invoiced us separately for the mounting and balancing.

[@larryv4249]

I appreciate your efforts on digging into this process for us. Have you considered a similar effort on the subject of RV insurance? There seem to many variables, such as part time, full time, operating a business from the RV (vlog), tow vehicles, toad vehicles, ect. My guess is that many people buy an RV, then go to their long time insurance agent and may not get the coverage they really need. Your analysis on a subject is very thorough and I find very helpful. Thanks in advance for your consideration.

[@franksimon5622]

Thank you my wife and I were watching and we have a class C and tires are very important please keep it up and yes I do love to bloopers from West Virginia

[@JuleszzC]

My husband loves the BFGs on his F350 and we're getting ready to have our camper tires inspected in case they're ready for replacement and will look at Michelin tires first. This video was really helpful, not only re the discount, but tire maintenance. Ironically (since I recently retired from Michelin and should know better) I never thought to check that the week/year of my four new tires had a close born date. Thanks for the tip! I used your discount to join Harvest Host a month or so ago, so thanks for that too!

[@refugiovillalobos5281]

Awesome information about the tires, I myself am finicky about the born on date on my tires , since a roll over accident that I was involved in with a tire blow out that almost took my life due to a commercial tire that was 9 years old. Since then I change out my tires after 5 years of service on my RV and personal vehicles.

[@garyutley583]

The manager of the tire store in S. Dakota sells Michelin, Goodyear, and a number of other brands. David recommended TOYO tires, better built, last longer, and cost less, so that's what I went with. Under $3,000 out the door for 6 new 275/75/22.5. The price included mounting, balancing, valve stems, and disposal of the old tires.

[@harterbob]

Phil and Stacy, this video was an eye opener for sure. Our 2018 RED has the same Michelin tires as yours. Ours are dated from 2017, so in 2023 we’ll probably replace ours. I had no idea that you really don’t save that much over retail, plus the hassle you went through with dealer not knowing how to enter the Togo RV discount code, then having to call Michelin three days after the installation to find out how much you’re actually being charged. Still, you’re right. You did save a bit of money, so maybe the extra hassle is worth it.

[@todayissomeday]

Good point! TOGORV worked as advertised, Michelin needs some work. TOGORV is already working with Michelin to have them better educate their dealers and send out an invoice automatically.

[@gilbertmal6033]

Loves fuel Island closest to the store has a tire pass check. Drive up to it while you're fueling up they will check your tires pressure and look at the condition they will even check your Jeep if you tell them to. I think it's $10.00

[@todayissomeday]

Good to know, thanks.

[@nathanbrodeur]

Also if the tires are not tracking straight it's also a good point to check the steering components for ware or if the wheels are not balanced properly also if they are torqued properly

[@bfezz1]

Sounds like the TOGO version works different than the FMCA program. I used the FMCA program. I called Michelin and authorized a credit card. Went to the installer. Paid the installer for the install at their rates. Tires were paid thru my credit card a few days or a week later at the discounted rate. Didn't seem too hard just a few extra steps then just walking in and buying.

[@Blues2cool]

Very good job buddy checking the dates had a friend change his tires. When he checked the tires they were 2 years old but new. So buying tires for your RV, buyer beware check the born on date!

[@etrimbleable]

Thanks again for your interest and information. Looking forward to more fun and friends. Yay!!!!

[@Godz043]

We priced tires using the FMCA “discount” plan and also using a local mechanic. It cost us a couple hondo more (total for all 6) to use the local guy, but he was able to guarantee a recent date code (less than 2 months from install date) and paid one person. Not the goat rope that is FMCA’s plan where you pay Michelin for the tires and the vendor for the install. Our guy used the beads to for balance as well.

[@roadster2776]

i price thru FMCA and found they were $600 higher for the set than from my local dealer , they offer a free flat repair for all of my vehicles and they look after me well , fyi , the discount does not work in Canada , must purchase in USA , but after duty and taxes are cheaper here , i went with general tire for a saving of $220 per tire over michelin , i had Toyo and were great for 8 years but could not find a dealer to buy them from

[@judihawes3710]

We bought our car tires through the FMCA tire program. Michelins and saved $100 per tire. We paid for installation directly to the shop. No hassle at all to save $400 on car tires, I would imagine RV tires would be greater savings. Your affiliation maybe will make up for the difference in savings, however the average person would not have that opportunity.

[@micstraitee01]

The uneven wear is from dragging the tire on sharp turns. It is going to happen unless you can raise a set of tires up off the ground. I seen this when i drove a semi tractor. Great information on the program and your experiences.

[@timaz1066]

I just went to a Firestone truck tire dealer. I have way too many Michelin problems. I have never had to add air to my tires in four years.

[@bjhope1]

You could have saved the disposal fee and sold those old tires on craigs list or FB marketplace for $50-100 each. Usually to be used on trucks for local purposes (not long haul truckers).

[@yajtramer6913]

New tires are always great Better ride and hopefully better gas mileage 👍👍🌟🌟👍👍

[@lifeaintover7165]

We love every one of yalls videos. Cant wait to get our Rv in a few months, and continue our channel. And maybe run into yall someday.....Stay safe.

[@todayissomeday]

Sounds great!

[@rickcampbell4920]

Love your shirt! I just moved from there and loved the Stardust!

[@bertkelly7650]

After towing my utility trailer for 16 years, I finally had a blow out. The 1st sign was a vibration. I stopped and inspected but couldn't find anything. After a few miles I saw chunks of tire flying off and someone came up beside me to tell me. No tire shops had my tire. The guy who I went to see luckily had two trailer tires. Fate? Had that put on to get me home. Moral of the story is, if one goes, get them all replaced.

[@jr.6199]

Better idea is replace tires after the warranty is up, no more than 5 to 7 years max depending on tire and position.

[@Sgtkode]

Well you helped me decide on what size RV I'm getting. I was very interested (Drueling) over the Super C RV, but I also like the smaller class C. The smaller class C has smaller tires easier to drive and better fuel mileage. Thanks for the information.

[@todayissomeday]

Glad we could help.

[@fancypantsprincess]

Blowouts are costly. We had 2 one trip and it took out the propane, damaged entry steps and grey water lines. Then, the microwave blew up that trip. Last time I stepped in that MH. We are weekends and travel trailer now, but will go back to a diesel pusher when our bonus baby graduates and goes to college in 2 years.

[@paulacartwrightjohnson8479]

Lots of time find a small town tire shop. They are friendly and cheaper then the name brand shops and have the same tires. We use a small town shop for tires of any kind.

[@overtaxedinmn5913]

I run OTR trucking, we buy tires thru Michelin but only for the tires and pay the company that mounts them directly

[@sherrymckinney5106]

Michelin makes tires in Greenville SC where I live and actually has a huge office building here too. I actually know people that have worked at the plant and office building over 30 years.

[@jimmartinson4280]

Great video. Surely one of the most important aspects of RVing safety is tire maintenance. This video plus your axel weight video should help us all remain a bit safer. Thanks!

[@todayissomeday]

Right on!

[@markneill7528]

Thanks Stacy and Phil. Great tips. Appreciate you putting together and sharing.

[@MIKESMITH-xr7zz]

I used the FMCA plan and I paid my dealer separately, so I could shop around for my dealer for the "extras". I knew wha the cost for tires was before I ever came in and had a good idea on the other costs from that particular dealer. In my case, tires were right on the money, and the extras was actually a little cheaper that their estimate.

[@billyptx]

Agreed FMCA has Michelin send a Purchase Order for the tires to the tire shop and you pay the tire shop their mounting charges so you get the full discount on the tires. As far as the sale price the tire shop had, you still have to do your shopping around as someone may have them even cheaper.

[@pjwroblewski]

I had a highway blowout, had roadside assistance change it out and 2 miles later another blowout. Lots of damage to the wheel well.

[@foretravelman]

I will stick with the FMCA Advantage program. It has worked for me without the guessing. Just saying!

[@scotttaylor3598]

It's too bad the Michelin program didn't work as smoothly for you as one might hope. I had VERY good luck with it this past spring. I'm in NH, I needed 6 new tires for my Sprinter chassis, LT215/85R16115/112R AGILIS CC. I used the FMCA code, found a commercial dealer, verified with them they had the tires and participated in the Advantage program, saved over $70 per tire. Mounting/balancing/etc. was about $120 total to the dealer. I had comparison shopped for those tires without the Advantage program ahead of time, so I knew what I was looking like for savings. No "regional average" charge to Michelin, just the cost of the tires. Actual savings of over $400. I would certainly use the program thru FMCA again.

[@a.guerra7736]

Love the Bloopers 🤗

[@jimdixon6688]

Not sure if you're still checking these older videos. I need to buy some tires for my coach and I can only find September of 23 date codes. Don't want to travel anywhere else to look for newer 24 date codes. These tires are at least 8 months old sitting in a Conex of course waiting to be installed at a reputable tire shop. Any problem with 8-month-old new tires waiting to be installed

[@todayissomeday]

I would call the closest tire shop near you and ask them to find tires with 24 DOT codes or at least let you know when they get some in.

[@WILDEBILL308]

Hope you guys are well. I haven't used that plan. Can you get Michelin tires through the program for your toad or outher vehicles you have? I have bought Continental's through FMCA and they were over $100.00 cheaper each than the discounted Michelin's. I like that with the FMCA plan you pay the installing dealer so you can shop around and you know pretty close what your final price will be. I had never heard of a "reginal" price for installing.

[@christinacourchesne575]

Love the bloopers!

[@annweymouth7588]

We have a membership with FMCA which includes THEIR version of a Michelin Advantage program. We replaced our five year old tires spring ‘21. We were only billed by Michelin for the exact amount published on the advantage program. We were invoiced by the tire shop for all the extras. It was a very easy and efficient process for us. Sorry your TOGO process was such a pain. Between our insurance discount and the tire discount our FMCA membership dues have been more than recouped.

[@brianlow2402]

Great info and very timely for us. We just started the process using the FMCA Tire Program. We also have 275/80R22.5 tires. We have the Michelin tire quotes and talked with the installer. That’s as far as we have gone. We were unaware of the “regional” costs you mentioned. Thanks! BTW, the new curly look works!

[@jasonj6568]

One thing on DOT numbers, be sure that the place installing the tires, or yourselves fill out the DOT card and send it in. This is how they notify you of recalls or potential issues. The groups of letters before the date code are the plant and mold code and if someone screwed up this is easy to track and for them to contact you. BFG is owned bu Michelin and they’re service is hands down the best. They will typically warranty a tire 100% including labor within the first 2/32” of tread. Need to call Michelin direct and not deal with the store. Same thing for radial pull complaints etc. PITA for the tire shops to process but worth the savings.

[@MagaRickn]

When we bought our used motorhome, the owner said it had new batteries, and new tires. Sure nuff, they all looked new! Now a year later, I learn about RV tires 'aging out' instead of wearing out. :( Our tires only have 9,000 miles on them. They are Toyos. But they were made in 2016. :( So we are looking at buying new tires.........

[@benryan9466]

Very timely content had to pause the video, ( downloaded the app and joined using the secret code ) well no so secret now we continue. These are some of the Maintenance items most folks don’t realize just how much they cost along with all the other Maintenance goodies there are. Thanks for the heads up on a very well engineered app. 👍🇺🇸 Congratulations again🏅

[@cafelatte9308]

Hi, your video came almost at the same time that I changed my own tire here in my home town in Canada. I bought the exact same tire as you did 275/80R22.5 XZE2 LRG 22/32 Cost before taxes was 502.68$ Canadien funds. US funds% would have been ( less 30% - being the exchange rate)351,88$ US. Plus installation,balancing etc, 177.36$

[@cafelatte9308]

That 177.36$ is in canadian funds. In US it would mean that if you would have been in Canada installation would have cost you 30% less....124,15$US

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks for sharing

[@timmartin4952]

Thank you very much for the information!

[@NoGasWelcomeAboard]

At Quartzsite Rally Big Tent, Pete’s Tire (50 years in-business out of So Cal) beat the Michelin program pricing on my last set. Vendors at big rallys & shows often do steep discounts. Metal valve stems do not need replacing. However the valve stem cores do, especially if you use balancing beads. Beads make for a smoother ride and longer lasting tires. Several brands on Amazon but I use Esco beads and E-Z valve stem cores with their SS filter. Buy the beads & stem cores separately and have your installer put the appropriately sized bag(s) and special cores in when you have new tires installed. Those new tires will ride like you are on rails!

[@anthonyarcaro2079]

What are the beads??

[@NoGasWelcomeAboard]

@@anthonyarcaro2079 Balancing beads have been used to balance tires for years. The technique began many years ago when truckers started putting golf balls inside their tires to smooth them out. The current iteration of ceramic/plastic beads works especially well in large DP/truck sized tires. Recommend you search Amazon with “RV tire balancing beads“ & read the product descriptions you find there to learn more.

[@debbiewesterman5922]

Have you ever used balancing beads instead of weights. The tire place that I used recommends them for big tires. 3 years now and rides smooth. Any thoughts or concerns.? Thanks for the information.

[@adriennesmith8399]

I got a great price on 4 new tires at Les Shaun in John Day Oregon after I drove my Class C up a logging road to my sisters house on baldy mountain. I drove so close to the side of the mountain, I ripped up one of my duels. I would love to share the Pictures but I cont figure out how to attach them

[@robwestley7370]

Sandra Westley from the UK it is recommended here to change your tyres regardless of wear, every 5 years, our Trailer is stored down on the coast and we have it taken out of storage when we use it, so it’s standing on those tyre year in year out, so change is 5 years. When we travelled all over Europe we have had some strange things happening with tyres, on one journey there was a constant tap tap and we stopped a few time trying to puzzle out what it was, it turn out that the tyre was shedding wires on the inside which we couldn’t see, but when we felt round it, they were sticking out the back, we changed them but took it home to England and returned it to the maker, and received a refund for both tyres on the trailer both were faulty. Also 4 years ago travelling in France we hit something on the Motorway and had a blow out on our tow vehicle on the front wheel, very scary when towing a trailer, we were right along side a slip road and managed to pull up the slip road away from the traffic. Then our jack wouldn’t hold the vehicle up, fortunately we had 2 jacks that managed it.

[@todayissomeday]

WOW! Glad it all worked out for you.

[@crusin73]

Phil, Phil, Phil..., the discounted price is not $72.15 per tire, $72.15 is how much you save per tire. The discounted price is $517.44 per tire. and the base price is crossed out @ $589.59 per tire. Thanks for showing us what you were looking at, so we isn't think there is a great sale going on....LOL sounds like gamboling to me. looks like you WON...YAaaa another great video. best of health and safe travels.

[@rvnmedic2709]

Thanks folks. Great info. You two are a hoot! Fair winds and following seas.

[@todayissomeday]

Our pleasure!

[@tanya334]

Always great to travel when you meet with Chad and Tara 😁😁Many Safe Travels 😊

[@josephshrader7945]

Nice work guys, great information!

[@todayissomeday]

Our pleasure!

[@orangecrocks]

great video as usual, love the shirt Phil, I have the same one, my wife got it because thought it would be funny, i retired nearly 20 yrs before meeting her, but when she wants to tease she says you can take the man out of the Navy but not the Navy out of the man ! my reply is usually atleast I wasnt a Marine! (just kidding guys)

[@marychristie6194]

I will still with FMCA -tried and true-I don’t find many of these RV apps to be that helpful 🤷‍♀️

[@kenneysseeamerica5750]

Great content. It really helped seeing you go through the actual process.

[@TheSshadow7]

I just had a tire that lost all it's tread and did some superficial damage to my trailer. Thankfully, nothing worse. Still, that led me to by 10 ply tires. 5 of em, yes, that includes the spare. BTW, I was on I70 east of Glenwood Springs, a horrible highway with tons of potholes. Because of those potholes, I was doing about 45mph and still had the tire get destroyed.

[@todayissomeday]

Yikes!

[@stana2z]

So, Ruby is retired too! Loved the gag reel. May don’t film after happy hour? 😆

[@FredFolkerts]

Wow.. so many hoops to jump through and possibly get a discount. Thanks for the information! FYI. I noticed your using a lighting ring. While they are nice that will take some time to perfect. Too much light on you washes out the background. Leave the lights also on in the background and let the lighting ring help add just defined lighting. Doesn't need to overpower. Video editing was on point with the overlay voice track. Nice job!

[@ChasingOurSunshine]

Thanks Phil & Stacy for this video! We have been researching tires for our rig. We are hitting the road full time in October. We think we will just have them inspected prior to going. Great advice on the tire date/ made date... savings is a savings.. 👍 Chasing RV Sunshine ☀️ Joel, Deb & 🐕 Maya

[@michael_silverback_henders8156]

Amazing video guys... Loved all the information that was given... Newbies will find this extremely handy and helpful... I love how your videos have improved over time... They are very professional looking and I especially like your video images now.... Did you guys get a new camera? And I would like to see the old man please,,,,,, Where is the cute dog?

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks Michael. We did upgrade our Go Pros and regular camera...a Panasonic GH5.

[@SouthFloridaSound]

But after spending the $40 for TOGO Plus you saved $100, Plus spent an extra hour there and had the other headaches. Thanks... I will just call around and find a lower average retailer.

[@peteacevedo3411]

Lots of great information thanks for this update

[@donwilliams6879]

Thanks for the info. I didn't know about the date code on tires. I just bought new tires online. 2 Firestone steering tires and 4 Radar drive tires. My budget is limited. Has anyone used the balancing beads? My mechanic recommended them.

[@sticks29pgm29]

Great video. Didn’t realize how expensive rv tires are.

[@shannacraft4099]

🌼 Thanks for all of the tire information!!!

[@underwayshiftcolors2540]

Totally get a savings but as my father always said who was on the road as an engineer who also swore my Michelin tires , what is your life worth. But a little more paid is a lot of piece of mind. But hey still great info. Safe travels.

[@elensia7107]

That was a very informative video. And what a hassle you had to go through!

[@MrGeorgenico]

First of all I love you guys! Great videos and very important information. This is our first class A Country Coach, I want to able to tow my vehicle, We have a Toyota 4 Runner rear wheel drive. My question is, do I manually disconnect my drive shaft every time I tow it ? How do you guys tow your Jeep ? Thank you!

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks George! Our Jeep is almost a "attach and go" and we love it. All we have to do is disengage the transfer case and hook it up. We looked in our owners manual to show how to flat tow it. Not sure how your vehicle is to be flat towed. Check the manual.

[@AmericanMX]

Question. Did you add the cost of the membership to the Togo app?

[@bobchallquist4577]

You can also get the discount from other sources that don't require a membership fee do your research.

[@todayissomeday]

We did......

[@Joe33305]

Good info, worth watching. 😊

[@chadreynolds4972]

Thanks for another wonderful video. It sounds to me like if I'm ever in the San Antonio area and want tires, I'm heading directly for Beasley tires. Looking at there pricing and listening to ya'll talk about the service you received I don't think I would consider anywhere else.

[@todayissomeday]

Please do! They did a great job!

[@lot-a-timers4507]

I know ever dollar counts, but this is WAY too much time/hassle for the $140. Great information though…I know we ALL appreciate YOU two showing us the bottom line so we know whether or not it’s worth our time…another great/informative video!

[@todayissomeday]

TOGORV worked as advertised, Michelin needs some work and are listening to TOGORV on suggestions/recommendations.

[@sczorroc1552]

I live in Vegas love the Stardust shirt!!

[@MarkSpencerAZ]

Tried Togo, found it lacking, in particular, campground reviews are so critical to my decision process and I found very few available. My comparison are other programs like RV trip wizard Free roam, etc. I'm sure Togo will improve with user input over time, but for me, unless someone can show me I was doing something wrong, I'm using other programs.