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03-25-2002, 12:28 PM
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tires stabbed
anyone knows how much those stock tires cost? been saving up to get new rims.. but need tire now.... freakin stab sidewall no way i can fix it
03-25-2002, 12:40 PM
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Call around to the Independent tire dealers. Sam's club is the cheapest $139.99. I did not buy it from Sam's. I paid $160 in KC incl balance and mounting.
03-25-2002, 01:00 PM
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Shop around...
Definitely look around at the local tire retailers. The dealers will rip you off on tires. Just get the measurements from your manual and call them for a quote. Saved about $100 on each tire when I shopped at Mavis instead of the dealer for my '99. Ended up with Yoko's instead of the Michelin's.
03-25-2002, 05:32 PM
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if your record is clean and you don't have any/many losses and your deductible is low, you can try and claim comprehensive (vandalism falls into this area) without adversely affecting your rates. you can either take that money and get new tires or an entirely new wheel/tire combo.
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03-26-2002, 01:50 PM
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Originally posted by BLAZING_TL
Why get the same tires???I hear aftermarket ones are better, plus you get more options if you're going for rims also.
Why get the same tires???I hear aftermarket ones are better, plus you get more options if you're going for rims also.
I have 42 000 km so far, and stock tires are starting to wear off.
03-26-2002, 08:57 PM
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Tirerack best seller is Dunlop Sports A2, about $80 a piece, it was out of stock last week. I am getting those for my TL replacement tires. It's got excellent reviews.
OEM tires are too expensive.
OEM tires are too expensive.
03-26-2002, 09:06 PM
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Originally posted by Firebird_EOU
Tirerack best seller is Dunlop Sports A2, about $80 a piece, it was out of stock last week. I am getting those for my TL replacement tires. It's got excellent reviews.
OEM tires are too expensive.
Tirerack best seller is Dunlop Sports A2, about $80 a piece, it was out of stock last week. I am getting those for my TL replacement tires. It's got excellent reviews.
OEM tires are too expensive.
It is true that it scores the highest score on almost every aspect.
Looks really interesting. But it is an HR rated, not VR.
What is the speed limit or "H" rated tires?
03-26-2002, 09:22 PM
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Originally posted by Davidas
Actually the Dunlop Sports A2 is 106$ for our 215/50HR17.
It is true that it scores the highest score on almost every aspect.
Looks really interesting. But it is an HR rated, not VR.
What is the speed limit or "H" rated tires?
Actually the Dunlop Sports A2 is 106$ for our 215/50HR17.
It is true that it scores the highest score on almost every aspect.
Looks really interesting. But it is an HR rated, not VR.
What is the speed limit or "H" rated tires?
H=130 MPH
V=149 MPH
Z=149 MPH
W=168 MPH
Y=186 MPH
03-27-2002, 03:34 AM
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hmm maybe i should just get those... cause i was plannin on saving up for rims.. but i parked somewhere today and someone kicked my rear door .. on purpose.. i dunno how much it gonna cost and ****.. but its cheddar down the drain....f*ck.. man.. why ppl do that kinda sh!t
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