Where to get large MoHo tires in ND or MT

[wilpower]

We will be traveling through ND, and MT, and baby needs new shoes!
Can anyone recommend a good place for tires? We need 295/80 R 22.5,
would specially appreciate first hand knowledge of a good tire shop.
Thanks in advance for your help.

[mowermech]

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

[wilpower]

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.

[louiskathy]

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.

[wny_pat1]

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.

[enblethen]

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

[crasster]

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...

[bigB42]

no sales tax in mt ken

[enblethen]

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