Montana Owners Club - Keystone Montana 5th Wheel Forum - View Single Post - Goodyear reply from the 'Tire guy' that troublesho

Ozz · 10-29-2012, 05:08 AM

Here is one of his posts answering a members question, I can't find the list he made for us, you might PM him, he will be happy to help you based on your trailer, rims and tire questions. (LonnieB)

Given the useage you describe, just about any name brand commercial LT would serve you well. I personally prefer the Bridgestone Duravis R500 Commercial LT and have installed them on many trailers of all kinds. As far as I know, none that I have sold have ever had a problem.

The BFG Commercial T/A is also an excellent tire, as others have stated, and costs about the same as the Firestone Transforce H/T, another good choice.

The Kumho is a good tire but availability is somewhat "iffy". If you have a problem with one on the road, finding a replacement could prove to be difficult, if not impossible.

10-29-2012, 05:08 AM	#23
Ozz Montana Master Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: K.C. Posts: 11,731 M.O.C. #5980	Here is one of his posts answering a members question, I can't find the list he made for us, you might PM him, he will be happy to help you based on your trailer, rims and tire questions. (LonnieB) Given the useage you describe, just about any name brand commercial LT would serve you well. I personally prefer the Bridgestone Duravis R500 Commercial LT and have installed them on many trailers of all kinds. As far as I know, none that I have sold have ever had a problem. The BFG Commercial T/A is also an excellent tire, as others have stated, and costs about the same as the Firestone Transforce H/T, another good choice. The Kumho is a good tire but availability is somewhat "iffy". If you have a problem with one on the road, finding a replacement could prove to be difficult, if not impossible.