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Seneca Tires

Yahoo Message Number: 1757
Hi all.

Found a problem with one of the Goodyear G107 tires on our Seneca
today. A bead wire is protruding through the tire just where the bead
and sidewall meet, inner dual of course. The tire needs to be be
replaced but local Les Schwab indicates this tire may no longer be
manufactured or may be difficult to locate. If necessary, I might
have to buy two new tires for the front axle and re-locate one of the
G107s to the rear.

Does anyone know if a Goodyear G670 or of another 245/R19.5 tire that
might be suitable for a Seneca/Kodiak with Duramax?

Thanks in advance.

Paul

Re: Seneca Tires

Reply #1 –
Yahoo Message Number: 1766
I had a similar issue. One of my Duals developed a bulge. The
Goodyear model tire I was looking at went through a manufacturing
change on 2/28/06 which changed its specifications dramatically.

I decided to switch to Michelin XZE (#75997) going up a load range (G
to H). Expensive, since I replaced all the tires.

Overall I am happy as stability is improved. There is less rock and
roll at low speeds.

Jayco Seneca HD 34SS Diesel.

K

, "kemper_mm"
wrote:
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Hi all.

Found a problem with one of the Goodyear G107 tires on our Seneca
today. A bead wire is protruding through the tire just where the
bead and sidewall meet, inner dual of course. The tire needs to be be
replaced but local Les Schwab indicates this tire may no longer be
manufactured or may be difficult to locate. If necessary, I might
have to buy two new tires for the front axle and re-locate one of
the G107s to the rear.

Does anyone know if a Goodyear G670 or of another 245/R19.5 tire
that

Re: Seneca Tires

Reply #2 –
Yahoo Message Number: 1767
I replaced the front 2 Michelin tires with Goodyear G670. No
complaints. But mine a 225's