Yes I did the same thing with our old van.
Fortunately I knew the original owner so I had a full history on the van.
It was a 2008 model and I replaced the tyres in 2015 before doing a big trip.
It pays to be safe than sorry..
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"Seek the truth or bury you head in the sand, both require some digging"
Most tyres have a 4 digit code denoting the manufacture date.
e.g. 4214 would indicate that the tyre was manufactured in the 42nd week of 2014.
Hope this helps.
Ta
John
Yes tyres are relatively cheap . Well ? The alternative can be very expensive ! Like most maintenance the costs saved ? Is not really seen . The poroblem itās possibly NOT just one tyre ?? Could be all 5 !!
I brought my second hand motorhome and noticed that the rear tyres and spare, were original
They were OK for a few short trips, as a shake down cruise
I got three new tyres, and the tyre fitter said that they were still OK with plenty of thread
I had to point out their age, and explained that my next trip would be about 14,000 kilometres, and that I did not want tyre problems, away from the main towns
