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RV Tire Replacement Cost Calculator

Calculate costs for tire replacement, labor, and services

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Monitor closely

Your tires are aging. Check pressure monthly and inspect for damage before each trip.

Total Replacement Cost
$2,338
Cost Per Tire
$250
Expected Lifespan
5 years
Cost Per Mile
$0.094

RV Details

Total Tires on RV
6 tires

Tire Specifications

Current Tire Condition

New: 12-15/32" | Replace: ≤4/32"
Replace at 6-7 years regardless of tread

Replacement Options

Tires Being Replaced
6 tires

Additional Services

Service Location

Cost Breakdown

Tires
6 Tires (mid-range all-season)
($250 each)
$1,500
Tires
Spare Tire
($250 each)
$250
Labor
Mounting (6 tires)
($25 each)
$150
Labor
Balancing (6 tires)
($15 each)
$90
Services
Valve Stems (6)
($8 each)
$48
Additional
Tire Disposal (6)
($5 each)
$30
Additional
Extended Warranty
($25 each)
$150
Additional
Road Hazard Protection
($20 each)
$120
Tires
$1,750
Labor
$240
Services
$48
Additional
$300
Total Cost
$2,338
Annual Cost
$468/year
Cost Per Mile
$0.094/mile

Expected Tire Lifespan

Time-Based
5
years
Mileage-Based
25K
miles

Note: Replace tires when they reach 6-7 years old OR the mileage limit, whichever comes first. Regular inspections are crucial for safety.

When to Replace Your Tires

Replace Immediately If:
  • Tread depth is 4/32" or less
  • Visible cords or fabric showing
  • Bulges, cracks, or cuts in sidewall
  • Uneven wear patterns persist after alignment
  • Any tire is 7+ years old
Replace Soon If:
  • Tread depth is 5-6/32"
  • Tires are 5-6 years old
  • Small cracks appearing in tread or sidewall
  • Frequent loss of air pressure
  • Planning a long road trip
Monitor Closely If:
  • Tread depth is 7-8/32"
  • Tires are 4+ years old
  • You notice vibration while driving
  • Tires are frequently under-inflated

Tire Maintenance Tips

🔹 Check Pressure Monthly: Maintain proper PSI (usually 65-80 for RVs). Check when tires are cold.
🔹 Inspect Before Trips: Look for cracks, bulges, cuts, and foreign objects in tread.
🔹 Rotate Regularly: Every 6,000-8,000 miles to ensure even wear.
🔹 Use Tire Covers: Protect from UV damage when parked for extended periods.
🔹 Avoid Overloading: Know your RV's weight limits and tire load ratings.
🔹 Check Alignment: Have wheel alignment checked annually or after hitting potholes.
🔹 Know DOT Date: The 4-digit DOT code shows week and year of manufacture.

Tire Quality Comparison

Quality LevelPrice RangeLifespanBest For
Budget$80-1503-4 yearsLight use, short trips
Mid-Range$150-2504-5 yearsRegular travelers
Premium$250-400+5-6 yearsFull-timers, long trips

Recommendation: For RVs, investing in quality tires is crucial for safety. Premium tires often provide better tread life, handling, and blowout resistance.

Important Information

About This Calculator

  • Costs are estimates and vary by location and retailer
  • Prices reflect typical 2024-2025 market rates
  • Always get quotes from multiple tire shops
  • Consider seasonal promotions and manufacturer rebates

Safety First

  • RV tire blowouts are dangerous and costly
  • Don't delay replacement if tires show wear or damage
  • Always replace tires in pairs or complete sets
  • Use only tires rated for your RV's weight