Tire Sales & Repairs in Kitchener, Canada

I've been going to Byma's Tire and Auto for years. They're at Westmount & Fisher-Hallman. They're a solid family business. I find them very honest, very good customer service, fair prices. They have a nice waiting area, and I believe they have loaner cars.

Dettmer at Belmont and Glasgow has serviced my wife's any my cars' tires several times, fixing leaks and punctures without applying sales pressure.

They repaired my tire for 5 $ http://www.adriaticauto.com/

Costco. Can't beat them when they have their promotions on set of tires. Great warranty, and free rebalancing and rotations.

Go see Chris at Fowler Tire on Manitou. http://www.fowlertire.ca/ He has always treated me well, and fairly priced over several vehicles worth of summer & winter tires/storage. I am a woman as well, this is the only place I would ever deal with because of the great treatment I received.

Fowler Tire, Byma, Dettmer are all on-the-level shops. If you're just looking for 1 tire, just go to Crappy Tire. As for looking for all 4, there's tons of places. Cambridge Auto & Tire at the corner of Eagle and Speedsville put brand new rubber on my truck for $700 cash. $350 cheaper than Costco, and they aren't some offshore brand.

I deal with a guy in Burlington, he gives you seriously deep discounts, sometimes better than wholesale. If you're interested, Contact me at 289-808-3684. He's in Burlington.

Lmao Ryan just called I'm going to see him

Mountain Tire is pretty good

If you search under 2007 210P, the first post is from us about our front end trouble. But it does not sound the same to me. You might just be "out of balance" as the weights that balance the tires can come off. A reputable tire and front end shop should be able to help.

I had to have a front wheel bearing replaced on my 2004 210.

Log into FB through your browser; go to The Roadtrek list. In the search box in upper right corner type your subject and all posts on that subject will pop up.

Michelin through Family Motor Coach Association were less than the dealer cost. These replaced six year old Bridgestones and the reduced highway noise is noticeable.

Here is what I think, from experience with lots of vehicles and lots of tire brands. I like Michelins, but Bridgestones, Firestones and others will serve you well. More damage is caused by UNDER inflation, than any other problem, and that includes all tire brands. Some will be better in the rain, some will handle better but not last as long, some will last for many miles, but the ride will be harsher. Tire Rack has good info on tire brands, but whom ever you buy from, Cosco, Discount tire or others, do your homework, (Do not rely on individual opinions, but major reviews). Buy a well known brand, you'll be fine.

agree Dennis Ethington legally they can't sell tires 5 years old look for a round or oval shape with 4 #'s the first 2 numbers are the week of the year made and the last 2 numbers are the year they were made

Dan Neeley was right! He said ask on the Facebook site and I would get lots of good advice. Thanks Dan and thanks to you all too!

FMCA membership is worth the small yearly cost since the benefits are phenomenal. Not only the tire discounts but lots of others and FMCA Assist (a medical evacuation plan) are all included in your membership fee. Check out their site https://www.fmca.com/

Southern Hospitality at its best.

We had a similar experience in Craig, Colorado. Had to be towed 12 miles to the Chevy dealer. Treated well by them all day as they got to our 2000 200 Pop as soon as they could. A beautiful area in Western Colorado.

04C190P We have Bilsteins. Very happy. Jim H claims the OE are Bilsteins, but I am doubtful.

Our repair shop is installing Bilstein’s on our 2014 210 tomorrow. We ordered the shocks from Amazon after checking the part numbers on the Bilstein website.

Truck stops that have an air hose in the truck lane will get your tires to the right pressure. I did this for a while but it wasn't too convenient so I bought a portable pump. I got this one at amazon VIAIR 300P Portable Compressor https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000X90YUO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_EhKMybHX39X79

Led Schwab, a lot of perks.

I don't have my Roadtrek anymore, but I live in the Cincinnati area and I got mine at Tire Discounters. If your a member of Family Motorcoach they have a tire discount program, but you have to go to certain tire dealers. They have the info on the FMCA website.

Hello fellow Cincinnatian! Just put Michelin on my car at Bob Summeral in Blue Ash.

Discount Tires worked for me. Brigstones. they can lift the trek.

We have dualies in the back, so chains would have been extremely expensive and complicated - think semi truck. In WA they have approved a sock like device that fits on the tire easily in an emergency snow situation, and is easily stored in the van. We don't plan to go anywhere we will need chains - but we have them for those 'must carry chains' situations or sudden changes of weather. I think they are called Auto Socks.

Joe Van. Is this a good price? He will know. Are you near Ocala honey? Just go see Joe. I learned the hard way.