First and foremost my interaction with Simpletire was an absolute pleasure. This company could not have been nicer to deal with and I would not hesitate to purchase from them again. That being said I hate these new Good Year tires. I own a 47' Volvo D13 powered toyhauler with 10 tires. My rig was new in 2009 and as of April 2018 it only had 22,000 miles since brand new on it. The 10 original tires were Michelin and they were in absolutely brand new condition without a crack on them up until I removed them. My rig rode so smooth with those tires but being 9 years old and with a trip scheduled from Fort Lauderdale to Bowling Green, Kentucky I felt I was running on borrowed time simply because of their age. I made the 1900 mile trip completely uneventfully with these 10 new Good Year tires but they ride so rough I wish I had never got rid of those old Michelins. I would highly recommend anyone in my situation purchase Michelin's or perhaps another manufacturer. I am so discouraged with these Good Years I haven't used my rig since nor have I complained at all to Simple Tire.

I love these on my motor home only in the drive position, they have a known rivering issue on the steer position and I have had a tire river that I had to have Goodyear give me an adjustment for after their adjuster basically did a drive by assesment of the wingfoot where the tire was, claimed the issue was an alignment issue, only one problem, that wingfoot had the records where I have my motorhome aligned every year. This will be my last goodyear tires or service acquired from wingfoot. Tried to get a price to have 4 carry in's mounted and dynabeads thrown in, the Brunswick Ohio service manager quoted my wife $300.00 to R&R 4 tires, again, only one problem, they had less than 2 years earlier changed out my carry in fronts (Continentals) for $32 per tire - doesn't take a genius to see the quote was both sexist and punishing for not having bought the tires there at a significant premium. I do NOT recommend Goodyear customer service or Wingfoot. I had the tires R&R'd with beads for $140.00 less than 20 minutes south of me at a chain smaller than Wingfoot. So, my sincere recommendation, if you are looking for RV/Motorhome tires get Bridgestone, Michelin, Continental. Goodyear blatantly ignores rivering/irregular wear issues even though there have been many many coaches blowing steer tires even though the coach is well within axle weights and pressures maintained.

great prices / great staff / thank you / yes, we will be back for all our truck tire needs