I am going to purchase a set of G670 255/70R22.5s for my coach this summer. I would appreciate anyone telling me what they have paid for this tire this year. Just round numbers and a general idea of where you purchased them. Thanks in advance.
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Chuck & Carol
08 Horizon 40TD
04 Honda CR-V
I am going to purchase a set of G670 255/70R22.5s for my coach this summer. I would appreciate anyone telling me what they have paid for this tire this year. Just round numbers and a general idea of where you purchased them. Thanks in advance.
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Chuck & Carol
08 Horizon 40TD
04 Honda CR-V
I believe the 275/70/22.5 is a better fit for your coach...at least that is what I got to replace the 235/80/22.5 XRV's.
Got mine 2 years ago so surely prices have increased. I paid $2280 for six including Equal balancing powder.
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Glen Allen, VA; Smith Mountain Lake, VA.
Location: Between Colorado Springs, CO & Fulton, TX
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I'm getting ready to change mine too. My Michelin 235/80R/22.5 XRV's are weather cracking badly, in particular around the lettering. Not really sure it's weather cracking, it almost seems like a defect. They only have 12,000 miles and (according to the date stamp) are only 3.5 years old.
Michelin won't downright replace them although they will probably give me a reduced cost on new ones based on the miles I have on them.
I'm thinking of switching to Goodyear because they stipulate a 4-year warranty against weather cracking.
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Paid $2646.88 out the door mounted and balanced for G670 275/70R/22.5. Just got my $120 rebate from Goodyear so guess that makes it about $2527. They are great tires and a load range higher than Michelin. I think they are a bit wider and 1/2" taller but speedo says same as GPS. I highly recommend em.
Richard