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FMCA Tire Program

Yahoo Message Number: 98296
Hi

We have a coach that is approaching 8 years old so therefore new tires are in its future. I Have read a little about the FMCA Michelin program.

Does anyone have first hand experience with it and how did it go? Which Michelin tire did you choose?

I live in Oregon and am considering having it done the next time I am in Eugene for service.

Thanks,

RIck Pedigo
'07 Magna #6912

Re: FMCA Tire Program

Reply #1 –
Yahoo Message Number: 98302
I would be interested as well, my Intrigue is getting new tires in the spring.

I've had recommendations from a local big truck tire wholesaler for Hankook (at about $400 each), the Toyo models that came on my 1998 Intrigue from the factory (at about $500 each) and the Michelin XZA2 model that Country Coach used to replace the original tires during a early 2000s recall (at about $660 each). I have not looked into the FMCA program yet to see what Michelin or other models they have and at what price.

Also I read that some CC owners switched to a 80-series profile (from original 275/70R to 275/80R) for as better ride and/or less likely failures, even though it throws off the speedometer slightly.

I have all winter to do research - Experiences (good or bad) with any of these would be appreciated, especially from someone who stores their coach for 6 months of the year like we do here in Minnesota.

Thanks,
Mark M

1998 Intrigue #10661

Re: FMCA Tire Program

Reply #2 –
Yahoo Message Number: 98305
We just used the FMCA tire program in Eugene, OR at Superior Tire. The tires were 315 80R 22.5 and each cost $800.00 with a discount from FMCA of $224.00 off each tire. Then we went to Country Coach and had the front end aligned and she drives like a dream! Linda and Larry
'08 Intrigue #12234
 

Re: FMCA Tire Program

Reply #3 –
Yahoo Message Number: 98306
Used the FMCA program this Aug. very pleased. Just make sure to follow the instructions on the forum. Used the dealer there in Eugene. Right on 5. They did a great job for us, and are very familiar with the program. Tires have been in demand. Call and schedule at least a month in advance.