Motorhome tyres 4 tonne (1 Viewer)

[antprice1970]

Hi all, I am at present phoning around local tyre companies to purchase new tyres for my 4 tonne motorhome. I have read on the site that some are more of a comfortable drive than others. I have been quoted on Continental tyres mainly from various fitting companies but are Hankook or Toyo tyres acceptable for 4 tonne motorhome. If so what do you experienced motorhomers think? I use my motorhome very frequently even in winter so it is not parked up for more than 2 weeks on average. I would like a bit more of a comfortable ride than the Continental tyres that are on now but seriously need replacing as they are too old now. Thank you in advance
Anthony

 

[Carpmart]

Tyres are load rated so as long as you get ones suitable for the weight of your motorhome, it’s then down to personal preference and budget.

 

[dusty100]

I have just fitted Bridgestone 235/65 R16 115. R660 ECO. (7m long coachbuilt up-plated to 4000kg.) Very good rating for fuel, wet and noise. Not yet tested on long trip, but initial impression is very good.

 

[antprice1970]

I have just fitted Bridgestone 235/65 R16 115. R660 ECO. (7m long coachbuilt up-plated to 4000kg.) Very good rating for fuel, wet and noise. Not yet tested on long trip, but initial impression is very good.
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Thank you, could I ask the price of these tyres please?

 

[Lenny HB]

We are 4.5t and run on Toyo Observe Van, vast improvement over CP tyres. Front wear quicker but rears are lasting longer and they are about £80 a corner cheaper than CP tyres.

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[antprice1970]

We are 4.5t and run on Toyo Observe Van, vast improvement over CP tyres. Front wear quicker but rears are lasting longer and they are about £80 a corner cheaper than CP tyres.

Thank you

 

[EuroTrotters]

Hi all, I am at present phoning around local tyre companies to purchase new tyres for my 4 tonne motorhome. I have read on the site that some are more of a comfortable drive than others. I have been quoted on Continental tyres mainly from various fitting companies but are Hankook or Toyo tyres acceptable for 4 tonne motorhome. If so what do you experienced motorhomers think? I use my motorhome very frequently even in winter so it is not parked up for more than 2 weeks on average. I would like a bit more of a comfortable ride than the Continental tyres that are on now but seriously need replacing as they are too old now. Thank you in advance
Anthony

What size Tyres?

I have just switched from

Michelin Alpin to Toyo Observe on my Sprinter Van 235/65/16 8 ply
Michelin Alpin to NEXEN Winguard WT1 205/75/16 10 Ply on our motorhome

I have just purchased some Toyo Observe Winter 8 ply for our caravan too

 

[antprice1970]

What size Tyres?

I have just switched from

Michelin Alpin to Toyo Observe on my Sprinter Van 235/65/16 8 ply
Michelin Alpin to NEXEN Winguard WT1 205/75/16 10 Ply on our motorhome

I have just purchased some Toyo Observe Winter 8 ply for our caravan too

225/75/16 tyre size

 

[dusty100]

Thank you, could I ask the price of these tyres please?

£`155 each fitted. The best price I got was from Asda, who then use a local tyre fitter.

 

[antprice1970]

£`155 each fitted. The best price I got was from Asda, who then use a local tyre fitter.

Thank you for your reply. That's good price. Will take look there

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[poppycamper]

Michelin Agilas CrossClimate for our 4t moho..