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The XRV is not available in the size that you have requested (275/70R22.5) MSPN 90059, so I recommend that you use the Michelin XZA2 Energy. The price is below: (90059) 275/70R22.5 XZA2 Energy $467.84 Each Federal Excise Tax $ 32.51 Each Installation Per Tire $ 20 Each Machine Balance $ 29 Each Valve Stem $ PQL (Price Quoted Locally). I charge $6.50 each. Flow Thru Valve Cap $ PQL (Price Quoted Locally) I charge $2.25 each. Srap $ PQL (Price Quoted Locally). I charge $10 each So for example, at my store, for six mounted, balanced new stems and caps and scrap you would pay a total of: Parts (tires, stems,caps) = $2,859.54 Sales Tax on parts = $ 200.17 Federal Excise Tax = $ 195.06 Labor = $ 294 Scrap = $ 60 Total Out the door price = $3,608.77 I hope this helps!

This program will be honored at ANY Michelin Tire Dealer that processes National Accounts (which should be most). The XRV is not manufactured in that size. The best tire for your size is the Michelin XZA2 Energy. Price is $467.84 each plus a Federal Excise Tax of $32.51 and $20 for mount and dismount. Balancing is $29 each and ancillaries are PQL, which is "price quoted locally" by the the dealer.

Today is a Great for all Members of the FMCA. With the announcement of the FMCA Michelin Advantage Program, you can now save hundreds, even thousands of dollars on tires for your motor coach. If you have any questions on how this program can benefit you, please feel free to ask. I look forward to answering your questions and assisting you with your purchase. A special Thank You to Robert (Bob) Johnston for helping a vision come to fruition, the Family Motor Coach Crew and the Michelin Team for all of their hard work and long hours in building this program to suite the needs of FMCA members. And a BIG Thank You to The Owners of My Company, Turbo Truck Center, for allowing me to dedicate my time to help with this project. It is an honor to work with you all and have the opportunity to SERVE the members of the Family Motor Coach Association. If you require specific pricing for your tires, please e-mail me and I can provide this to you based on your size and tread design.

Gentlemen, After reviewing some of your post I plead with you please do your research before you spend a dime on anything that has to do with a tire. I am a tire dealer Georgia and have developed a Love for the RV/Coach business I attended the FMCA rally in Perry and plan to attend more. All that being said, there are a TON of aftermarket products on the market that are pitched at coach owners by scare tactics etc. I am a Michelin Dealer and do recommend the Michelin tire for your coach and can answer any questions that you may have regarding why. But from a guy that will sell you anything that you want, know this: the three most important things that have to do with your tires are air pressure, Air Pressure, AIR PRESSURE!!! Regardless of which tire that you have or decide to go with if you maintain the air pressure in the tire based on the tire manufactures specifications for the load (NOT MAX PSI) which is what is on the sidewall of the tire, it will increase your overall performance and your overall satisfaction. Lastly if you are planning on purchasing tires within the next two weeks, you may want to stand by for a Very Special announcement!