I haven't purchased any performance tires in the past. Is this price excessive? Am I going over board with Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3's? Sorry, I could use a reality check here. Price includes taxes and shipping.
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$1,367.25 for 4 tires?
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Re: $1,367.25 for 4 tires?
That sounds about right, I was looking at some Michelin Pilot A/S at Costco that came to a total of about $1200 give or take $50. Same with some Hankook and Pirelli, not sure exactly how much they were but they were definetly in the same ballpark as that.Road Runner
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Originally posted by ChrisSounds about right for a set of 18's.Derick
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2 x 225/40/18 on 18x8's
2 x 245/35/18 on 18x9's
I found them for about $1177 (all taxes/shipping included) on TireRack, so thanks, that's a bit better. The original price I quoted was from TireTrends. I was quoted $1800+ from Fountain Tire here in town. Ha! What a joke!
Any comments on my size selection? Would you go with 245/35's or 245/40's on the rear (18x9's)? My car's been dropped about 1.5" from stock, so I'm sure that 245/40's would fit just fine. That would increase the radius of the tires by about 10 mm over my stock 17" Longbeaches (I think). I beleive that the stock tires are 225/45's.
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After the brokerage fee then your bill will ended up the same. No save. I was told CMS will have a spring sale like two weeks later.
So you want comments on your tire size. Stagger tire size make the car handle very weird on a FWD.
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Yes never underestimate the Brokerage, Duty and GST... so tempting to think things are going to be cheaper from the states.Last edited by Boy Racer; 03-24-2006, 04:56 PM.
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Originally posted by Boy RacerYes never underestimate the Brokerage, Duty and GST... so tempting to think things are going to be cheaper from the states.Derick
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Try carmodifier.com
They have good prices and great tires if you like pirelli. They would even mount and balance, ship to your door. Canadian too... Just around the corner from my old hood...Last edited by mr_barbeque; 03-24-2006, 07:07 PM.It's time for an honest pint
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I've factored in about 15% for taxes/customs/brokerage. That's usually in the ballpark. Still cheaper at TireRack by a couple hundo.
Is that from personnal experience that you feel that the car will handle "weird" with staggered tires? I've driven a couple of FWD's with staggered wheels and never noticed anything unusual. An extra 0.8" of rubber in the back really can't throw things off all that much...
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