aljaymar

Check out Toyo tires. Truckers highly recommend them. My experience has been great and much less expensive. They do give a bit harsher ride than Goodyear and Michelin RV tires but not much difference except for price.

We had no problem with TV until decided to replace our cabinet puck lights bulbs. Then last almost al signals except for a few channels. Thought it was an antenna problem but noticed it mostly happened starting in early evening. One day everything was fine. My wife flicked the light switch on and immediately lost tv signal. We both noticed it so sh flipped the switch off. Signal came back. Tried again, same results. Replaced the LEDs with standard G$ Halogen. No more problem

Don't go by outer appearance. I thought the same thing after 7 years with Toyo's, but being a full timer thought should replace them. Mentioned to the tire guy almost wasn't going to replace them yet but he asked me to look in the bottom of the treads. Wow, very bad dry rot. I was convinced. Only had 45,000 mils on that set, with never a problem, so thats why continues with new Toyo's which had been highly recommended and saved a ton of $ over Goodyear and Michelin's. My car tires have always been Michelin.

Good luck Rodstein. Your trip to Indiana could yield the same results We took our coach to the Decatur, Indiana factory repair center last year. Arrived and found the place was absolutely slammed with coaches, mostly new within the preceeding year. Talked to several people who were awaiting repair. Most had been waiting for over a week. One of them for 1 month. He had a coach he bought new 2 months before bringing it in for warranty repair. Why the long wait? They couldn't get a part. This while the same models were being built a the factory 1/2 mile away. Welcome to RVing. We were fortunate that our coach was 10 years old and only needed mostly routine maintenance.