We are planning to replace the tires on our travel trailer. Just doing this as a preventative step so that we can hopefully avoid any tire-related travel issues. I plan to go with Goodyear.At 34 feet, our camper is pretty long. Most tire shops seem to be meant for cars, not RVs. I replaced a set on our last camper which was smaller. We barely fit in the shop's parking area.I called an RV dealer who could do the work. But, the quoted price seemed really high. Tires were priced at $250 per tire for four tires + a spare. They wanted about $400 to mount them; an estimated 30 minutes per tire times their shop fee of $165/hour.My question is, what tips or advice do you have for finding a RV friendly tire shop?Thanks in advance.

I took my 5th wheel to a not so friendly shop - lot was very tight. They just had me pull up blocking all the bays and 2 guys changed the tires. No problem. By the way, I put an LT tire, Goodyear, but even the Endurance was about $150 each and not much for mount and balance, I think $45. Call a Goodyear dealer and check if they have room. You can buy Goodyear on their website and get a discount before the end of February. Just order to be delivered at the dealer of your choice. Costco is also a good place to get tires, not Goodyear or ST tires. Also, check Discount tire if they have that where you are located.

I put Goodyear Endurance ST tires on all my travel trailer. Great results. Did a cross country trip of 10,000 miles and experienced little wear. I then put them on all my other trailers as well. Cost was about $150 each everything.

Take them off yourself. Throm them in the truck. Drive down to the tire shop.

Instead of buying by name look at load ranges and go up a rating or two.

When we purchased new tires at Les Schwab they simply did it in the parking lot with a jack. Really easy and fast

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guidry
Explorer
Feb 23, 2021
Instead of buying by name look at load ranges and go up a rating or two.
jdc1
Explorer II
Feb 23, 2021
Take them off yourself. Throm them in the truck. Drive down to the tire shop.
Robbies_grandpa
Explorer
Feb 23, 2021
I put Goodyear Endurance ST tires on all my travel trailer. Great results. Did a cross country trip of 10,000 miles and experienced little wear. I then put them on all my other trailers as well. Cost was about $150 each everything.
Thermoguy
Explorer II
Feb 23, 2021
I took my 5th wheel to a not so friendly shop - lot was very tight. They just had me pull up blocking all the bays and 2 guys changed the tires. No problem. By the way, I put an LT tire, Goodyear, but even the Endurance was about $150 each and not much for mount and balance, I think $45. Call a Goodyear dealer and check if they have room. You can buy Goodyear on their website and get a discount before the end of February. Just order to be delivered at the dealer of your choice. Costco is also a good place to get tires, not Goodyear or ST tires. Also, check Discount tire if they have that where you are located.

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