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Just wanted to know if there is some great online site I do not know about that has good deals on tires...
Everyone buy online or local?
I have always bought mine local but man tires are expensive!

I buy mine from Firestone itself, which is obviously local to Akron (Rubber Capital of the World). My grandpa is a Firestone retiree and gets steep discounts on tires and work performed at the Firestone Auto Care places.

Same here. I got 2 family members that work for Firestone, and I also can get tires at really good prices. However, I've never had the time to drive down to Cuyahoga Falls to see them...

I have been giving a local shop my business for a while now, so he basically gave me the wholesale price on my tires.

townfair tire. print up some on-line places ads and they will pretty much match it.

Tire Rack.com if you don't have any local places that will price match. Shop around, and ge the best price. Remember to figure in shipping and mounting/balancing, whereas tire places include that in the price. Keep that in mind.

Tire Rack. Always. I got some all-season high-performance Continental tires for 81 a pop!

Got mine on ebay for like $330 shipped.

tires? last set of Tires i bought was 3 years ago and that was for the BF Goodrich Rugged Trail T/A's i have om my Blazer and i got those from Sears Tire Center and i think total was mounted and balanced $500

I usually just find good tires at work and switch out my crap tires for them

discount tire has been good to me i have used my road hazard 3 times already and no problem from them

Tirerack.com. 4 Bridgestone Ultra High Performance All Seasons for $82 a pop. Shipping was only $30. Then I took it to the school I used to go to and mounted & balanced them myself .

Ive been buying mine from Salentine Buick Pontiac, the local GM dealer, they give me great prices and free road hazzard.

I buy mine through Pomps Tire
http://www.pompstire.com/

We know tires. You should know Pomp's.

Local joint called "Kan Rock Tires". They have "rock bottom prices" .

They've always treated us fair...been going there for years.

Mankato Oil & Tire, local Goodyear dealer. Really helpful and great to work with. The owner is kind of a car guy, he let the(old) MN Grand Prix club have an event in his parking lot a few years ago. Burnout contest and all.

I get mine at Wheelworks here in California, but I'm not 100% happy with them. I just changed from one Wheelworks to another one and I'm getting better service. Generally I have to double and triple check that they do everything I want, and do it right. I've seen them rotate tires when they were supposed to *balance* and rotate, and they always tried to sell me shocks and brakes that I wasn't there for. I didn't like being treated like a rube.

I'd consider Costco if I wanted tires that they carry, they seem to have a very good deal going and I have some very satisfied neighbors who use them, but I've heard a few horror stories about long waits on busy days to get simple services like rotating and balancing tires. My current tires are a set of very good Yokohama Avid V4S, and Costco does not carry them. Wheelworks gave me a no hassle price match on the Yokohamas against a better advertised price somewhere else.

www.discounttire.com
They have pretty good prices, and I have had nothing but GREAT service from them. Tires come with free rotate+balance+repair and for $15x4 more per tire you can get a replacement if one blows. ($15 for my truck, not sure about other types/sizes) You can make an appointment and be a priority by calling or going online. I got my rims for my old Bonneville through them, and they even started covering my old tires for rotate and balance even though the tires were from Sams Club (I will never use Sams again!)

Ebay throught discounttiredirect. Got the current tires (excellent tires, BTW!) for $284 shipped, installed for $50 at Wal-Mart.

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