tires

  • 09/19/2015 6:35 AM
    Message # 3533463
    Deleted user

    I am a new member. I just bought a 2011 discovery in Utah. On the way back to NC I noticed a continuous noise coming from the front tires. After inspecting them, they are both flat spotted on the outside of the tire. Coach only has 18k miles on it. What can cause this and what is the cure? Can the tires be saved at this point?

  • 09/21/2015 10:20 AM
    Reply # 3536608 on 3533463
    Deleted user

    Get the coach into a TRUCK tire shop, you have an alignment issue of some type.  You may be able to save the front tires by putting the on the back.

  • 09/21/2015 1:35 PM
    Reply # 3536940 on 3533463
    Deleted user

    I think you should also be concerned about the age of your tires.  They may  only have 18,000 miles on them, but they may be older than you think,  You can check the date code on the tires to find out when they were manufactured.  I think there is a rule of thumb that you don't use tires on a motorhome longer than five years regardless of the mileage. 

  • 09/30/2015 11:23 PM
    Reply # 3554502 on 3533463
    Deleted user

    as the MH is a 2011 , they only could be a max of 5 years old , take the best 2 on the rear and rotate them to the front and put the fronts on the rear and find a good place to get an alignment , ASAP


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