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DEpointfive0 · 02-19-2013, 12:14 PM

If you can get used tires for CHEAP do it. I've noticed for larger wheels it usually doesn't average out to a better deal

Oh, and Michelin has a deal on tires, buy 4, get $70off

Lastly, if your camber isn't stupid, (and you choose a tire with a mileage warranty) get your tires from Costco. You get free road hazard protection and such. And if let's say you buy Michelin A/S+, warranted to 45k miles. The warranty ONLY for the rears is cut into 2 because you can't do tire rotations, so 22.5k...
If you come back with the rears wore down in 11,250 miles (half of that warranty) Costco will give you half your money back towards a new set of tires.
The other tire places go by tread depth, and 2/32nds is bald, so you get $0

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DEpointfive0 Premium Member Bitches Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: SoCal Posts: 14,824 Drives: a lot Rep Power: 17151	If you can get used tires for CHEAP do it. I've noticed for larger wheels it usually doesn't average out to a better deal Oh, and Michelin has a deal on tires, buy 4, get $70off Lastly, if your camber isn't stupid, (and you choose a tire with a mileage warranty) get your tires from Costco. You get free road hazard protection and such. And if let's say you buy Michelin A/S+, warranted to 45k miles. The warranty ONLY for the rears is cut into 2 because you can't do tire rotations, so 22.5k... If you come back with the rears wore down in 11,250 miles (half of that warranty) Costco will give you half your money back towards a new set of tires. The other tire places go by tread depth, and 2/32nds is bald, so you get $0 __________________ Do YOU want to know what/where I got my username from? ( Click to show/hide ) NSFW due to language: