Rear tires

[eric wolf]

Does anyone know where I can find a pair or Goodyear rear tires 295/40/20 somewhere between BC and California, maybe Arizona as well?

I am headed down that way on road trip and will pick them up.

Thanks, Eric.

[Flassh]

Sent you a PM.

[Shadowman]

Please buy something else. I have Goodyears, I was going to N.C. today and when I accelerated on the I95 on ramp with just a little moisture on the tires they broke loose under moderate acceleration. Fortunately, the traction control was on and it prevented a really bad situation, they killed the engine and kept it going straight. I only have 10K on the tires and they have no age or weather cracking in or out and plenty of tread, I still want to change them out as soon as I can. Plain and simple, they suck on wet roads, please consider going a different route for your own safety.

[El Donovan]

I agree with Shadowman, I went with General Grabbers U.H.P. I really like the tread design on them. I obtained mine through tires-easy.com@delti.com
El.

[turnheadz]

Originally Posted by eric wolf

Does anyone know where I can find a pair or Goodyear rear tires 295/40/20 somewhere between BC and California, maybe Arizona as well?

I am headed down that way on road trip and will pick them up.

Thanks, Eric.

new or used?

[WMHat]

Try US Auto Force, St Louis. You can find them on the net. You will need a dealer as they are wholesale and will not sell to an individual. They had 7 tires on hand last week.

[johntaps]

I would like to recommend NAPA where you can find their catalog online and you can also locate their stores through their website.

[eric wolf]

Sandy, I sent you a PM.
Eric.

[tbbill]

I have to agree with El Donovan. I have the General Grabbers on all 4 wheels and they are fabulous.