wny_pat wrote:
Tell the ERS what size tire you need, and they will make arrangements to get you one. But this route is not cheap for the price of the tire. If you have access to interent and can find out tire dealers in the area, and call them on cell phone, it can be cheaper. But a bit more inconvenient. And if you have RV sized tires that are not common in the trucking market, you might have a bit of a wait. But I still will not leave home without my CoachNet Card!!!
We've had one RV blowout. We called CoachNet. The service guy came out with a tire and changed it on the side of the road. I paid for the tire (of course), and followed him back to his tire dealership where they balanced the tire. He charged less for the Michelin tire than anyplace else in the area (Wichita Falls, TX), and he didn't charge anything for the balancing. Of course CoachNet paid for the other stuff (road travel, tire change, technician time, etc.)
