Anyone Got the Hookups for Tires? (Preferably Northern Colorado)

[Jer]

I need a new set of tires for the Kia and am trying to find the best price with mounting & balancing.

Here's what I'm looking for: Continental ExtremeContact DWS Ultra High Performance 225/45ZR18

I used to know a couple blokes that worked for Big O and another that worked at Discount Tire but they have since moved on.

Whatcha got?

[Diesel24]

If your looking to strictly buy local disregard this. Recently i needed new tires and shopped around quite a bit, come to find out it was actually cheaper to buy online and take them to a place to get them mounted/balanced. Might be different depending on the tire/shop/website etc. Just some personal experience if you wanted to save a buck.

[Ah Pook]

Tire Stop in Boulder. Best northern hook-up I got.

[Great-Kazoo]

Family tire in windsor. Ask for Sean or Rob. 970-686-2239. let them know i said to call.
Just talked to Rob, he said to call.

[waxthis]

Sorry, can’t recommend Family Tire. However, these guys have always done right by me.
T & T Tires

• (970) 686-6035
• tandttireinc.com

728 Main St, Windsor, CO 80550

[Great-Kazoo]

Sorry, can’t recommend Family Tire. However, these guys have always done right by me.
T & T Tires

• (970) 686-6035
• tandttireinc.com

728 Main St, Windsor, CO 80550

I have purchased from both, they each have good deals, depending on what you're looking for.

[snichols28]

General Motors has a tire price match program. (I work at a GM dealer). They will match the price of any store and yes, any online distributor as well!!! (matching of online store price includes what their shipping charge would be).

Pretty sweet unbeatable deal! GM sometimes also has rebates on tires. Rebates would be in addition to tire price matching. Double awesomeness whammy!

Let me know if any of ya' need tires. I'm in Fort Collins.

...and yes, free tire rotation and flat repair (no road hazard damage) is ALSO included in the purchase of tires!

[birddog]

If your looking to strictly buy local disregard this. Recently i needed new tires and shopped around quite a bit, come to find out it was actually cheaper to buy online and take them to a place to get them mounted/balanced. Might be different depending on the tire/shop/website etc. Just some personal experience if you wanted to save a buck.

I've been looking at this option. Will the shops that install them offer regular rotations or is that up to you to figure out?

[Canuckistani]

I'm in the same boat Jer - I bought my last set from Sam's club, and went back in yesterday to see if they'd warranty them since I only got 40K out of a set of 70k Goodyears. Guy was a bit of a dick & basically told me the tire warranties are written so they can always find some reason not to warranty them. He basically told me to pound sand - a premise I think a smaller, perhaps locally owned shop would be less inclined to do.

Discount Tire on the south end of Ft. Collins seems to have some decent deals, but I've never dealt with them.

[snichols28]

I'm in the same boat Jer - I bought my last set from Sam's club, and went back in yesterday to see if they'd warranty them since I only got 40K out of a set of 70k Goodyears. Guy was a bit of a dick & basically told me the tire warranties are written so they can always find some reason not to warranty them. He basically told me to pound sand - a premise I think a smaller, perhaps locally owned shop would be less inclined to do.

Discount Tire on the south end of Ft. Collins seems to have some decent deals, but I've never dealt with them.

The easy way to explain tire warranty is.... The warranty on tires is a warranty on the construction of the tire. Warranty covers manufacturing defects only (belt slipping, tread separation, etc.). Warranty does NOT cover wear because so many outside influenced items (roads, lack of tire rotation, alignment, improper tire pressures, etc) affect tire wear. Those are not tire manufacturing defects.