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Tires?

Where can i get a good deal on tires...my dads selling the car so he is only looking to replace the 2 really worn ones in the front....where can i get a good deal on just 2 tires opposed to 4?
 
Originally posted by: chiwawa626
With tirerack.com do i order online and they ship it to me or something?

yes, they can either ship it to you or ship it to an installer who you would then have mount the tires

i used tirerack to replace a single tire about a month ago. worked great, and prices are cheap
 
Originally posted by: chiwawa626
What would an installer charge to mount the tire on a wheel and install it...

Depends on the installer, I guess. Do you know what tire places you have in your area? I'd call around and get an estimate.
 
Originally posted by: newbiepcuser
Originally posted by: chiwawa626
What would an installer charge to mount the tire on a wheel and install it...

I've seen some places do it for $15.00 to 20.00 per tire.

Most will do it for that range. You can browse the local installers, and they will show you approx what they charge to install.
 
Wal-mart.

I replaced all 4 tires on my van for $160 including installation.
Takes about 30 minutes.
 
Find the best price on the web (i.e. - tirerack) than bring over to Discount Tire. They will pricematch and beat-it by 10% (I believe). Also, they over a rather good warranty package.

 
Originally posted by: chiwawa626
What would an installer charge to mount the tire on a wheel and install it...

i got that done at a garage for 10.99

but i called several places. prices ranged from 11 to 26 dollars per tire
 
tirerack almost everytime...you need to be a little flexible on brand (like michelin may be cheaper at your local Sears).

I got 4 AVS100's (205/50R16) and saved $25 per tire even after shipping. I found some HTR200's by sumitomo for my wife (she needed 2 Firestone Affinity's which suck) and I got all 4 for less than the price of two Firestones locally (the HTR200's were $41 each). The tire place loved that tire...it's extremely smooth and quiet.

Shipping is usually around $10 per tire.

Install varies greatly....their recommended installers are usually worth it since you can ship directly to them for no extra cost (4 tires take up a lot of room)...A local mechanic i like actually became one in May this year so I used him I was charged $17 per wheel: mount/balance/stems.
 
Originally posted by: Shanti
Wal-mart.

I replaced all 4 tires on my van for $160 including installation.
Takes about 30 minutes.

...and you got to do it again the next month...
 
Wal-Mart has the cheapest tires. They are called douglas. They are name brand tires like goodyear, firestone, etc... but just made for wal-mart. Read the treadwear on the side and try to get one with 400 or higher.
 
Originally posted by: MogulMonster
Originally posted by: Shanti
Wal-mart.

I replaced all 4 tires on my van for $160 including installation.
Takes about 30 minutes.

...and you got to do it again the next month...

They are 60,000 mile all-season tires with full replacement warranty if they need replaced before 30,000, and prorated credit between 30,000 and 60,000.

I think they are Uniroyal.

 
Originally posted by: Marlin1975
Wal-Mart has the cheapest tires. They are called douglas. They are name brand tires like goodyear, firestone, etc... but just made for wal-mart. Read the treadwear on the side and try to get one with 400 or higher.

here at canadian tire if you buy their private label 'motomaster' they're just rebadged michelins and they're actually very good.
 
Originally posted by: MogulMonster
Originally posted by: Shanti
Wal-mart.

I replaced all 4 tires on my van for $160 including installation.
Takes about 30 minutes.

...and you got to do it again the next month...

reminds me of power wheels... those solid plastic tires on those power wheels toys.. haha.. good for nothing but treadwear.
 
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