goodyear G670's

[caisert]

I want to install 6 new Goodyear G670 295/80-22.5 tires on my way to Texas from western Canada. Any recomendations for dealers within easy acess to the interstates. regads, Clare

[caisert]

I want to install 6 new Goodyear G670 295/80-22.5 tires on my way to Texas from western Canada. Any recomendations for dealers within easy acess to the interstates. regads, Clare

[TW]

Hello Clare, try Les Schwab (Google), that seems to be THE TIRESTORE here in WA.
We moved from Camrose to Edm and now retired to the Westcoast/Lower Mainland in BC, and of course you have COSTCO here at home and other Dept. Stores...
Had last night the first? snow on the Coquahalla... but NO TOLL anymore.... some Booths are already gone....
RVgreetings
TW

[Duffy's Dad]

Les Schwab would be my recommendation on the west coast above Sacramento California (they don't have any stores in So. California). Don't think Costco is setup to do large RV coaches.

[porscheracer]

Are you sure that's the tire you want??

I have no experience with the 670's, but my history with Goodyear and the 159's (?) broke me of ever riding that horse again.

We've gone Michelins ever since, and have been blissfully happy. (Ironically we own Goodyear stock - but no Michelin.)

[becks]

I have no info on 22.5 G670's, however I did have two 19.5 G670's fail on my coach in the first 18 months. And I should say I watch air pressure very close. One developed a large bulge on side wall and other had total tread separation. Lucky I caught them both before they blew. Local Goodyear dealer replaced both no charge. When the second one was replaced dealer stated Goodyear was having trouble with the 19.5 size only. They futher stated it was most often only with the load range F. So they then replaced second one with load range G. I myself, like porscheracer, prefer Michelins and have them on every other unit I own. Good luck with whatever you choose.

[caisert]

Thanks for the input. I was considering Michlens and bridgestone, but noticed a lot of new coachs have Goodyear. I have now crossed Good year off the list. Regards, clare

[Dalsn1]

No sales tax in Oregon. Les Schwab would be a good choice.

Steve

[Matt B]

I have 670's on my MH and am very happy with them. I have about 20,000 miles on them and have had no problems.

[Augie]

13,000 miles here, no problems. Good tire.

[exrench]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Matt B:
I have 670's on my MH and am very happy with them. I have about 20,000 miles on them and have had no problems. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
My 670's did fine until until 28000 showed and a big bang changed all that in Eagle Pass TX- and to replace it there was no picnic.

[Diplomat Don]

caisert.....Which ever tire you decide to buy, make sure you check the date codes to make sure they aren't old tires.

[LVJ58]

Thanks for the input. I was considering Michlens and bridgestone, but noticed a lot of new coachs have Goodyear. I have now crossed Good year off the list. Regards, clare

Of the three brands you mentioned, I would seriously consider going with the Bridgestones.

Good luck with whatever brand you get.

[RVRon]

Blew a front end G670 with 11,000 miles on it this summer in 100 degrees at 68 MPH...no fun at all. Switched front end to G169 truck tires and they seem ok.