It worked but not too excited about using this for RVs. I have a 2001 Ford F53 34' with 245/70R19.5 . I had to click some number so it's 3 for now since I haven't had it on the road yet. Getting the RV tires was easy though they were already 9 months old when I got them as new so for an RVer that is important. Next was trying to find a place to pay to swap them out. Many places won't accept the liability of putting tires on that they didn't sell on my wheels. It might be a lie but I don't get to argue it. After trying several local places found a Les Schwab Trunk center who did it for a reasonable rate of about $250. I chose to take the six tires down, two at a time, to let me do the rear brakes on the RV so a bit of a workout to move that many tires with wheels on it many times but that part was my choice and it worked out fine though I haven't driven the RV yet to actually test to see if I like the tires or not. I did call Simple Tire about these tires and air pressures at various weights and I found the information online. I get most people don't tow or have RVs so I can't expect folks to know the details that RV-ers/Towers care about.

Bought these tires for my motorhome. Simple Tire shipped these tires promptly and I have been very pleased with the service they gave and the tires Tires were an excellent value and great handling. I definately would recommend the tires and Simple Tire.

These are the best tires I had on a 4 wheel drive. Good tread wear so far