Bassdon

I have an alphard converted by a company called Campervanco based at Denny near Falkirk. They import and deal with many, so try phoning them. They may well know here to go.

I have fitted Michelin Aglis Crosstracks to my Alphard, which sounds like the same model as yours.It came with cheap Chinese van tyres, and I did not trust them, and the ride was unpleasant. The Michelins are often sold for larger 4x4 cars, so have no problem with the size and weight of the Aphard hybrid, which is after all 4 wheel drive when it puts its mind to it. The particular ones I have are all-season, but then I live up a farm track at 500 feet on a Scottish hill. And most importantly, the bus drives beautifully, so I am very happy with the tyres. The thing when buying a bit off the “standard” is to make sure the load rating etc of the things are appropriate, and a good tyre depot should be able to advise and reassure you about your choice. Just don’t expect them to be cheap.