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tvp · 05-05-2021, 10:33 AM

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

MoCoTom · 05-05-2021, 06:27 PM

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

Extarheel · 05-05-2021, 06:36 PM

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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

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.

2002 Holiday Rambler
Admiral SE 36 DBD
W22 chassis

hattitude · 05-05-2021, 06:48 PM

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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

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 .....

tvp · 05-05-2021, 06:55 PM

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

theroc · 05-06-2021, 12:44 AM

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!

MoCoTom · 05-06-2021, 06:04 AM

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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!

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

tvp · 06-20-2021, 04:11 PM

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 ????

dezolen · 06-20-2021, 06:23 PM

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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 ????

Equivalent size is 265/75x22.5
Smell will dissipate after a while
Glad I switched