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Papa · 05-12-2022, 11:04 AM

After much research, I finally found and purchased tires for my 2011 Montana Mountaineer. I purchased Sailun S637 G rated tires from a local shop in Oklahoma City for about $20 each more than the cost of GY Endurance "E" rated tires.

I looked for vendors on the Sailun website for my area and all three businesses either had closed or no longer carried Sailun tires. I finally resorted to calling local vendors in my area just looking for "G" rated trailer tires. After about a dozen calls I located a T&W Tires just north of I-40 on Council Road in Oklahoma City. The service techs were great and had my new tires installed in under three hours from the time I arrived at their shop. I highly recommend them for anyone in the OKC area. The company has 28 locations in the TX, OK, MO, LA and KS regions.
They aren't a direct Sailun distributor so they don't show up on the Sailun website.

05-12-2022, 11:04 AM	#14
Papa Established Member Join Date: May 2021 Location: Oklahoma City Posts: 30 M.O.C. #28780	New tires installed! After much research, I finally found and purchased tires for my 2011 Montana Mountaineer. I purchased Sailun S637 G rated tires from a local shop in Oklahoma City for about $20 each more than the cost of GY Endurance "E" rated tires. I looked for vendors on the Sailun website for my area and all three businesses either had closed or no longer carried Sailun tires. I finally resorted to calling local vendors in my area just looking for "G" rated trailer tires. After about a dozen calls I located a T&W Tires just north of I-40 on Council Road in Oklahoma City. The service techs were great and had my new tires installed in under three hours from the time I arrived at their shop. I highly recommend them for anyone in the OKC area. The company has 28 locations in the TX, OK, MO, LA and KS regions. They aren't a direct Sailun distributor so they don't show up on the Sailun website.