motor home safety

jmcarter · 03-29-2016, 02:16 PM

Biggest hazard to tires is heat, and sun if it's parked outside. We're picking up our new MH on Thursday and while the coach is new off the line it will be interesting to see what the date code on the tires reveals. My understanding that Michelins are good for longer than five years provided they're cared for of course. Got TPMS on all my stuff except for the trailer and going to investigate the best way to add it to the trailer, expect I may need some kind of 'booster' at the back of the MH to get the signal forward.

Sure was nice seeing Jeff respond to the thread, obvious his wit survived quite well. When the thread started I was concerned that somebody implied Jeff had somehow done something wrong or neglectful to cause his accident and it was good to see him put it in perspective.

03-29-2016, 02:16 PM	#10
jmcarter VIP Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Richmond Hill GA (and Port Ludlow WA) Posts: 4,313 Likes: 2,437 Liked 3,240 Times in 986 Posts	Re: motor home safety Biggest hazard to tires is heat, and sun if it's parked outside. We're picking up our new MH on Thursday and while the coach is new off the line it will be interesting to see what the date code on the tires reveals. My understanding that Michelins are good for longer than five years provided they're cared for of course. Got TPMS on all my stuff except for the trailer and going to investigate the best way to add it to the trailer, expect I may need some kind of 'booster' at the back of the MH to get the signal forward. Sure was nice seeing Jeff respond to the thread, obvious his wit survived quite well. When the thread started I was concerned that somebody implied Jeff had somehow done something wrong or neglectful to cause his accident and it was good to see him put it in perspective. __________________ Jim Carter 2340 Super Stock 2340 SST/2340 Stock Set another place at the table