When to replace RV tires is a very common question in our community that has a very important answer. An answer that can not only save you a lot of money in the long run, but a big headache, too. Not to mention it directly affects your safety!

A member of our RV Lifestyle Facebook group addressed this question recently. He offered sound (yet not all-encompassing) advice:

"If I can offer some advice to newbies, or just new to this group. Go replace all your tires tomorrow, I don't care how old they are, how good they look, how much tread they have. If you did not put them on there, just do it. You're welcome. "

While Bradley's advice may seem drastic, it's based on a sound foundation. I'll explain why in this article, as well as cover the exceptions. Hint: the key phrase is "if you did not put them on."

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Learn From Others' BAD Experiences

Bradley didn't explain why he lives by this advice, but it's easy to assume he learned the hard way. It's easy to assume that because many people shared why they agree with Bradley in the nearly 150 comments.