pfunk
Shelby Township, MI
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Well, I see a few manufacturers have been ussing thiese tires.
To those who have em, Hows your experience with em?
Good , Bad, Blowout, they give you 50% MPG increase? any experience
Price or whare to buy?
Thanks,
Pat
(looking at a set of 265/75r22.5's)
2000 Holiday Rambler Endeavor
300 Cat 6spd Ally
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Sully2
Cincinnati
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Im running 295-80's on my coach. Nothing but good remarks about them!
2000 Country Coach Allure; Cummins ISC 330 HP; 71/2 - 8 MPG regardless
2002 Jeep Liberty
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Deen
Vancouver, WA
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Some blowouts reported, some "rivering" reported, just like all tires, some problems and some with no problems. They're not any better or worse than most other tires.
I've had great service out of Michelin tires over many, many years so I won't be changing from them.
Deen - Vancouver, WA
'02 Dutch Star 4090 (41+', triple slide)
435/1200 ISC Cummins/Banks PowerPak
'08 Honda Civic/dolly
'05 Honda Odyssey/dolly
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51st yr of RV'ing
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gnm
Florida
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SO far after 11000 miles, no signs of wear or problems
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VaNole
Virginia Beach
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I'm runnning them and so far so good.
V/R
Jeff
Very Respectfully,
Jeff
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427435
Rochester, Mn
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I've had G670's in a 19.5-70R245 size for 3 years and 20,000 miles. No problems.
Mark
2000 Itasca Suncruiser 35U on a Ford chassis
2003 Ford Explorer toad with US Gear brakes,
ReadyBrute tow bar, and Demco base plate.
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ploiselle
South Shore, MA
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No problems here either. I have had G670's on for about 18 months.
Forum etiquette.
41' Mountain Aire (MADP) -Spartan- Cummins 350 ISC
2004 and 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited's - Brake Buddy - CoachNet
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xctraveler
Rochester, NY
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Just finished replacing my 19.5-70R245 tires with the same after 56k miles. I wore out two right steer tires from misalignment in that time. Tires have been fine with no excessive wear issues other that the misalignment. Have put 5k miles on the new drive tires and nothing on the steer tires yet other than from the dealer to storage - 60 miles. Nothing but good to say about these.
Had the Michelin XRVs on my former coach and three years and 45k miles I had no issues with them either.
Keep them properly aired, inspected for screws, nails other garbage and they will take care of you. I do not cover them when parked.
Paul
Trucking down the road in a 2004 Southwind 36E on Workhorse Chassis with a 2005 Toyota RAV4 AWD stick shift tow'd with US Gear Brake System. Check out my journal
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chastho
arkansas
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Some of them have a problem with rivering on one edge, mine started at a little over 20k miles. I moved them to the rear and they are still wearing pretty fast so we will see how long they last.
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Edouard
Hudson, Quebec, Canada
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We replaced original GY tires with the newer 670's about 2 years ago, put about l5K miles since then, immediately noticed a smoother ride, no problems whatsoever as yet. No noticiable wear at this point.
Eugene & Stella Theriault,
1999 Endeavour 34CG/V-10 (No Slides)
2005 Honda Element. Blue Ox Aladin.
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