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Old 05-29-2019, 07:38 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by Leisure Time Larry View Post
I, too, am in the better safe than sorry camp. You don't have to spend $1600 on Michelins, unless you want to. There are several good choices for tires for our rigs. I'm very happy with my 16" Cooper HT3s from Discount Tire. They are also a rib tire.
That brings up another point that if you have a blow out you are happy to pay what the closest tire store asks. I wasn't in a position to get a bargain in Cleveland. Had to drive around in extreme traffic to even find a tire store that carried tires that big. So $1600 was not for Michelins. It was for whatever they had to get us back on the road.
I have AAA RV plus. Called them right away. They kept stalling sending someone. I ended up changing the blow out myself in a gas station parking lot. It was a dirty sweaty job. The AAA 'help' showed up right about when I was done. They sent a helpless looking old man who was extremely relieved that this old man already changed the tire. I had a neck ache that lasted a couple days.
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