Anyone out there know of any good tire deals going on? Preferably something that involves an alignment? Need some new tires before the snow comes.
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Anyone out there know of any good tire deals going on? Preferably something that involves an alignment? Need some new tires before the snow comes.
What kind of vehicle? If a truck, you could check out www.treadwright.com
Camry.
and tirerackQuote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Go to treaddepot.com print out a quote, and then take it to discount tire, they will beat the price. Treaddepot has been the cheapest i've found tires online.
Discount Tire will drop their prices if you haggle with them some too.
Thanks guys, I'll be needing some tires pretty soon. Thanks for the heads up on Discount.
How about some 35x12.5x15 Goodyear MTR?
I'm near the wear bars on a couple and have a drywall screw sticking out of the left rear...
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Originally Posted by XJ
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Originally Posted by Irving
Check here.
EDIT: Looks like they only have something in a 16" rim. https://www.treadwright.com/p-77-315...dog-m-t-d.aspx
They only have up to 33's on 15s. Could always contact them and special order though.
Anyone have experience with retreads/treadwright tires? I am needing a set of tires for my truck and those prices seem pretty fair.
I did a couple of searches and the results were mixed reviews. Some people had a great experience and other people had a lousy one.Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthPaw
Personally I won't buy retreads, I question the integrity of the tire. Most times we get what we pay for.
Tire King in Falcon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jordanls19
They will beat most online prices when you include install.
They are good folks and we send people there almost daily.
See Jason, tell him Arrowhead sent you.
BTW, tires have become expensive in the last couple of years. In the last year there has been 2, 30% price increases.
treadwright has been in business forever, i know companies that have been running them on their fleets for 17 years or more.
i have personally had 3 sets of their tires on everything from my cherokee, when they had 35s to my dually and my wifes expedition.
i have had nothing, but good luck with them.
i have a set on my dually now with 35K miles on them and they still have tread. will be replacing them for winter, probably with another set of tread wrights.
the rig runs about $1300 for a set of e load tires and with tread wright i am $710 delivered to my door.
you will find their failure rate is comparable to any tire manufacturer. i have never had a failure with tread wright although i have had bad tires that were factory new.
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Originally Posted by rockhound
Thats my problem. I was a sucker and bought Firestone Destination AT's because that was the only decent priced all terrain in the tire size I needed (285/70/17). Then I see these heavy mud terrains for about $150 tire and in a 265/70/17 for $119 a tire. Those prices are really fair and I need a set for winter. I maybe got 25K out of these tires. They have been on the tread bars for quite some time. Firestone rates them at 50K haha.
Treadwright says you void their warranty if you deflate their tires though. Lots of people still do it though. They have the tires that I should if I were being responsible. They didn't have that size in the weight rating I needed before. I'm afraid they'll be gone again by the time I have the money to buy them.
tagging this thread. wifes car will be due for tires before too long
Tires Plus will have a one day sale on the Sept.29th. All tires will be 10% above cost for that day only.
I bought my original winters from TireRack, mounted on some cheap wheels. Went to look at replacement tires only, and the prices were a bit cheaper than Discount, but they wanted $200 for shipping.
I think you'd have better luck trying to deal with a local store or one of the chains... BigO, Discount, Sears, etc.
Tread wright ships their tires for just a few bucks a piece. $40 or something for all four the last time i bought from them.
i dont have them on everything at the moment cause they run out once in a while. i had to go somewhere else for a few sets. i spoke to them about their out of stocks on one occasion, was told by the ceo that they simply wear out the molds for the tires and must wait sometimes to get new molds in for some sizes.
I checked their website out, then I checked out the Firestone website. Both sites have the same dropdown menu (in different positions on the webpage) for tires and they have exactly the same tires with the same prices.Quote:
Originally Posted by TSOTSI
I'll probably end up at Discount since there is one 3 blocks from my house.