Does Any Funster Use Kenda Tyres? (1 Viewer)

[JJ]

Buying 6 tyres this/next week and have been offered Kenda, Dunlop, Michelin, Bridgestone or Firestone.

Guess which is the most affordable by far...

(Only ever travel at 80 kph.)


JJ

 

[Chris]

I had one fitted as an emergency following a blow out on my old van.

It seemed ok, but I know zilch about tyres (amongst other things).

 

[andy63]

had a full set of kenda on an old mk3 transit for no other reason than that's what the lad had in at the time , and don't remember having any issues. I was looking for budget tyres as the van was just a plodder lol.
ta andy

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[Jim]

I know you can afford the Michelins; but don't buy them mate, the most over rated tyres ever.

 

[Nirvanauk]

@Jim I have to buy a full set this year and was looking at going to Michelin . So, Jim, you don't rate them?
Cheers

 

[Jim]

@Jim I have to buy a full set this year and was looking at going to Michelin . So, Jim, you don't rate them?
Cheers

Certainly don't, I had Michelin campers on my Hymer and she was terrible, on wet grass she'd slide and spin all over the place. Switched to a van tyre, Avons and they were much better and a fair bit cheaper. Michelins are very hard wearing, but motorhomers need to change their tyres long before the tread is worn.

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[Jim]

Also, the Michelens I've had have been hard rides, with the recommended psi of 80

 

[joncris]

Got Continentals on mine and they appear to be very good