The price of a tire can vary due to several factors such as size, load index and speed rating.
Some tires may also require an “E” number designation which is used by tire manufacturers to indicate that the tire was engineered or manufactured with technologies designed to protect the environment (such as reduced waste and lower greenhouse gasses).
This additional designation will usually incur an additional fee per tire.
Another thing to consider when purchasing new RV tires is if they are made in the US or China; typically those made in China come at a cheaper price point but don’t necessarily last as long as those manufactured domestically (US).
Each tire manufacturer has a different price point depending on the quality of their tires, so it’s important to shop around thoroughly.
Typically, Class A RV tires range in price from $300 to upwards of $1,000 per tire.