wildebus
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Michelin also state the Agilis Cross Climate is not suitable for Motorhomes
Whether or not someone follows that advice is up to them, but just saying .....
Whether or not someone follows that advice is up to them, but just saying .....
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Yes, strange that. They do recomend them for what they call camping cars though.
Ducato Maxi camping car
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I was tempted by these tyres for my van (I had them fitted to my car and think they are superb) but the only thing that puts me off on MY specific van is they are directional tyres and that will just add too much complexity on a 6-wheel dually. Need to go with non-directional and also ones which don't have a specified "outside only" requirement.
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I bought a set of Pirelli Carrier Campers. A rated for wet weather, B for noise and C for fuel. Must say they are much quieter than the old Chinese tyres I had.I havnt had a look at fuel consumption but what I have noticed is the grip in the rain. They are amazing, no sliding, great grip even in the wetest condition. They arnt a winter tyre but I only use it on very few occasions when its snowing. Otherwise, I very very happy with then. And if Lewis Hamiltion uses Pirelli Technology they are good enough for me.