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05-05-2021, 10:33 AM
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Michelin to Toyo on 2016 Canyon Star
Going from 225/80r 22.5 Michelin xze2…. To Toyo M170 tires
Anyone have the best Toyo size replacement…., allowing for proper air gap in duels
Thanks
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05-05-2021, 06:27 PM
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Toyo does not make a M-170 series tire in the size you are trying to replace. The Toyo M-154 in size 245/75x22.5 is what you are looking for if Toyo is your choice. Excellent tires FYI
Tom
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05-05-2021, 06:36 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by MoCoTom
Toyo does not make a M-170 series tire in the size you are trying to replace. The Toyo M-154 in size 245/75x22.5 is what you are looking for if Toyo is your choice. Excellent tires FYI
Tom
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I also purchased the M154 tires in size 245 x 75 X 22.5.
I have driven them about 4,000 miles and find them to handle and ride equal or better than the Michelin 235 X 80 tires.
They are a little wider and have a higher load rating as well. It did take me a few miles to get the pressures right, but once I did the coach’s ride improved and no worrying about precisely how deep the cracks in the sidewalks are since there aren’t any.
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05-05-2021, 06:48 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by tvp
Going from 225/80r 22.5 Michelin xze2…. To Toyo M170 tires
Anyone have the best Toyo size replacement…., allowing for proper air gap in duels
Thanks
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Your 2016 Canyon Star came with 225/80R22.5 tires....?
I ask because my 2014 Canyon Star came with 255/80R22.5 tires.
I've read the recommended replacement is the Toyo M154 in 265/75R22.5 .....
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05-05-2021, 06:55 PM
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My 2016 Canyon Star 3710 cam with Michelin XZE2 225/80R/22.5
Looks like the Toyo M154 size
265/75/R22.5
At least that’s what I have been advised
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05-06-2021, 12:44 AM
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Check again to see if you're reading that size correctly. I also think it should be a 255/80R22.5 and if so, the correct/traditional equivalent would be a 265/75R22.5
If you truly do have a 225/80R22.5, I'm hesitant to say that a 265/75R22.5 would be a suitable application.
225/80R22.5 is an uncommon size for a motorhome.
But yes, should you in fact have a 255/80R22.5, then the Toyo M154 265/75R22.5 would be excellent advice!
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05-06-2021, 06:04 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by theroc
Check again to see if you're reading that size correctly. I also think it should be a 255/80R22.5 and if so, the correct/traditional equivalent would be a 265/75R22.5
If you truly do have a 225/80R22.5, I'm hesitant to say that a 265/75R22.5 would be a suitable application.
225/80R22.5 is an uncommon size for a motorhome.
But yes, should you in fact have a 255/80R22.5, then the Toyo M154 265/75R22.5 would be excellent advice!
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I'm not sure what tire size he has at this point, but according to Michelin web site they do not make a XZE2 in the size stated. Confused
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06-20-2021, 04:11 PM
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Any Toyo tire M154 expert?
Any one now what’s up with tire smell , like rubber ….. does it go away and how long , …..does it help to put something on the tires to get ride of smell ????
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06-20-2021, 06:23 PM
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Michelin to Toyo on 2016 Canyon Star
Quote:
Originally Posted by tvp
Any Toyo tire M154 expert?
Any one now what’s up with tire smell , like rubber ….. does it go away and how long , …..does it help to put something on the tires to get ride of smell ????
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Equivalent size is 265/75x22.5
Smell will dissipate after a while
Glad I switched
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06-20-2021, 09:08 PM
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Great …..thanks..
Love the extra reinforcement of side walls ….
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