RV'ers with No Goodyear G670 Problems

On my third set. First set crapped out in Canada on way to and home from AK. My fault, didn't know the 5 year rule. Second set were replaced after 6 or 7 years becaus we didn't use the rig (family matters). Third set on year 3. no problems. We have a typical P30 chassis and lots of wander and all that crud. Hope to by better this time but love the house.

jerseyjim wrote:
Coach came with them (G670s)....at 30 thou replaced with the same. One blow-out...can't blame a nail on the Goodyear factory. Mine are 19.5. At 60 thou, will replace AGAIN with the Goodyears.

On this forum there are multiple posts about someting called "rivering" on the 22.5 inch ones....I have no idea.

On second set of 22.5, no problems , no Rivering.

Coach came with them (G670s)....at 30 thou replaced with the same. One blow-out...can't blame a nail on the Goodyear factory. Mine are 19.5. At 60 thou, will replace AGAIN with the Goodyears.

On this forum there are multiple posts about someting called "rivering" on the 22.5 inch ones....I have no idea.

Ran through two sets of G670s - 8 years and 100k miles. One steer tire wore badly, then I found I had a loose wheel bearing. Third set of tires were Michelin XZEs only because using the FMCA program they were $100 each less than GY G670's.

Now running Michelin on my new coach cause that is what it came with. Never had a problem with either M or GY. Of course that is just anecdotal evidence from one user with 12 years and total 150k miles. meaningless.

Well I sure hope there good cause the new Monaco we just ordered comes with them. :W

G670's came with it, and they are still on there. No issues.
now I have to go find some wood to knock on.....

Seven years and 30K on this set. No problems....but time to go shopping due to age. Will replace with same if the price is right.

My MH came with G670's. They are about a year old and have 10,000 miles on them. No problems so far.

9 years on first set with no problems. Now on second set.

After reading all the reviews, I am replacing my GY in the spring before I take my first trip. The $$$ I spend for new tires could be less expensive then the damage from one blowout. Plus there is the safety factor which is my primary concern.