In the market for new G-670 245/70R 19.5 inch tires. Reading the posts here, I got the impression that various manufacturers supply/make them.I've checked various websites:Goodyear. Michelin, BFGoodrich, Firestone, Toyo. Some do not list my size at all...others list the 245/70 but 19" ...NOT 19.5. TRUCK tires. Not RV tires. 22 inchers up the kazoo...but none for me.Went to various tire stores. Michelin has none. Out of stock. Can't get them.The only one that seems to have any is Goodyear. And the prices vary...almost as much as $100/tire! Best price, believe it or not is CW! So, that's what I've done. 3rd set of Goodyears with no problems...can't blame the tire for a 10-penny nail, y'know.....And the PRICES!!! 8 years ago, 6 tires & 4 shocks: $2700. Complete. I thought THAT was outreageous! This time....just the tires: $3400. Complete (BEST price!)

Have you looked for Sumitomo or Cooper roadmasters. I just put steer tires on I used the Roadmasters this time. under $700.00 for he pair mounted and balanced.

Here's a list of brands and models to search for: http://www.ricksontruckwheels.com/tires-24570R195.php

You forgot Dunlop( made in usa),I got 4 mounted and balanced with Egual( the little beads) with new valve stems. $1,315.29 but they were 225/70r19.5. Caldwells In Chestertown. If you are in South Jersey you be there in under 2 hours.Just a thought.This was in April.

Just got 6 Toyo M143 16 ply 245/70R19.5 for $2476 out the door.

tirerack.comtires-easy.comThere are other places to buy tires online that can give you an idea about availability and cost.

Where are all the 19.5 inch tires? | Good Sam Community

jassrnj
Explorer
Jun 28, 2014
I just had 6 BF Goodrich tires installed on my MH. It took the dealer 3 days to get them and the total cost was $2350.00
rgatijnet1
Explorer III
Jun 24, 2014
I know that some of the online tire outlets, ship from a lot of different warehouses. I ordered tires for my toad from tires-easy.com, which also handles RV tires and they arrived the next day, because the warehouse that they used was only 50 miles away.
They also have a list of approved installers for the tires which will give you an installation price. You can even have the tires sent directly to the installing facility.
19.5" tires are easy to find online but your local shop just may not stock them.
Tommy_U
Explorer
Jun 24, 2014
Also I had read that the gladiator was far better than many other import tires.
Tommy_U
Explorer
Jun 24, 2014
I just purchased Gladiator tires recently, went with standard size on rear dules and wider on the front, what a difference with the wider track, much less tracking on the road. Can check them out at www.gladiatortires.com. My tire shop recommended vs the super expensive Michelin which the tread literally fell apart on. He said they most of the time the tires fall apart before you wear them out due to very little driving and the rubber gets hard so why spend 2x as much unless I was going to be driving it full time.
timmac
Explorer
Jun 24, 2014
Hankook and Kuma makes those sizes, had Kumas on my last motorhome and now Hankooks on my new motorhome, great low cost tires from Korea..
Y-Guy
Moderator
Jun 24, 2014
I just installed 6 new Hankook AH11 tires on our Winnie/F53, had my choice of those or they could have installed Michelin or Goodyear tires as well. Dealer had no issue getting any of them inside of a couple of days.
Effy
Explorer II
Jun 24, 2014
continental? Did you call a truck tire shop? Seems odd a place wouldn't be able to get them. Might have to order but can't imagine not tracking down several manufacturers.
Sully2
Explorer
Jun 24, 2014
What vehicle uses a 19" tire instead of a 19.5"....????:h
pugslyyy
Explorer
Jun 24, 2014
I run the Toyo M608Z 285/70R19.5 - beast of a tire, regroovable, and carry a lot more weight than most. I used it when I converted to super singles and needed a single tire that could handle 6000+ pounds.
jerseyjim
Explorer
Jun 24, 2014
Thanks for the replys.