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Old 10-02-2018, 01:33 PM   #1
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New tires

I have a 2003 Holiday Rambler Vacationer. Apparently, it originally came with Michelin tires. The spec sheet calls for 235/80R-22.5. Boy are Michelins expensive $500 each.


I know they are good tires but I'm not impressed w/them. I gave the tire size to 2 different tire stores and they said those are only made by Michelin. Both of these shops did a conversion to recommend a different size --- 245/75R-22.5.



I'm seriously considering getting 6 Toyo M154 tires in this size.


What do you folks think?
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Old 10-02-2018, 02:28 PM   #2
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So far I've been pleased with the M144's I have installed.

I would assume the 154's are also a quality tire!
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Toyo for us, very happy.
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A lot of people on here went with Toyo's.

The only complaint I ever see is that sometimes they smell like doodoo.
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I'm seriously considering getting 6 Toyo M154 tires in this size.


What do you folks think?
I did exactly that on my previous coach. The Toyo M154s were, I believe, just as good a tire as the original Michelins, at a much better price. I would certainly buy Toyos again.
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Get the 177 for the steer they will last longer
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