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Chipf2 · 01-15-2016, 04:34 AM

I have spent the last month working through the tire dilemma with E's, F's & G's. I had a set of rainier's three years ago, lasted 3000 miles before the first one blew. Load range E just is not enough for our Montana's. If you read all the threads, almost all the good experiences member's have had are with G 614's and, but not as much, the Sailun 647's.
I have had Hankook's (G rated-but really F's based upon the weight) for about 15,000, but recently blew one. I am replacing them with the G 614's today. I am really tired of all the problems with our tires, and most of us don't want the hassle and time it takes to rectify the damages from blowouts.G 614's are pricey-mine are coming from Discount who had the best price ($313/tire).
Also, get a TPMS system. Best $300 you can spend.
Read a number of the opinions on this forum and I think you will come to the same conclusions since most of us have "been there; done that-lessons earned.
Happy trails and be safe.

01-15-2016, 04:34 AM	#8
Chipf2 Established Member Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Denton Posts: 39 M.O.C. #13493	I have spent the last month working through the tire dilemma with E's, F's & G's. I had a set of rainier's three years ago, lasted 3000 miles before the first one blew. Load range E just is not enough for our Montana's. If you read all the threads, almost all the good experiences member's have had are with G 614's and, but not as much, the Sailun 647's. I have had Hankook's (G rated-but really F's based upon the weight) for about 15,000, but recently blew one. I am replacing them with the G 614's today. I am really tired of all the problems with our tires, and most of us don't want the hassle and time it takes to rectify the damages from blowouts.G 614's are pricey-mine are coming from Discount who had the best price ($313/tire). Also, get a TPMS system. Best $300 you can spend. Read a number of the opinions on this forum and I think you will come to the same conclusions since most of us have "been there; done that-lessons earned. Happy trails and be safe.