Where to get large MoHo tires in ND or MT

Tire-Rama in Montana. I use the store on Main Street in Billings Heights.
They have re-shod two coaches for me, with Cooper tires. I have been very pleased with their service.
As previously stated, no sales tax in Montana

Thanks for the answers so far, any more?
For those that asked, cost will be between $500 - $800 per tire, depending on brand. The trick is to spread it out, steer tires last year, drive tires this year, tag tires next year.

Dickinson and Bismarck ND are really busy with the fracking. Even if you make an appointment, it's hard to work you in. If your rig is "in process" and a oil field truck pulls in, they will take care of him first because they have contracts with those companies they have to perform for them.

I'd vote for a Les Schwab shop in Montana.

enblethen wrote:
I would guess for a set of 6, would run around $3000.

I'm thinking higher for really good ones like Goodyear or Michelin. I just ordered six smaller name brand 9R22.5s and I'm going to mounted, balanced, valve stems, and tax "out the door" at right close to $2900.

I would guess for a set of 6, would run around $3000.

Just curious, what would a set of tires for a coach as shown on the OP cost?

Let's say from a good brand name... I'm adding up several thousand dollars...

no sales tax in mt ken

Les Schwab tire stores are in parts of Montana.
They carry various brands including Toyo.
I have had good services from them for many years.
Les Schwab