How much did you spend on new tires
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How much did you spend on new tires
Gonna need some new tires for my 08 coupe. How much did everyone spend on a set of 4? How much is to much? Was mounting included? Lets hear what ya'll got!
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Don't replace with runflat junk and you can do it for well under $1k... plus your car will perform better. I already did my front tires due to a nail, and I'm about to do my rears as well.
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It really depends on what type/brand of tires you want.
Highly suggest you keep a very close eye out on the C6 Parts For Sale Section as you can find some great deals there. Check that section often.
Just a few weeks ago I was able to purchase a complete set of Goodyear OEM Z06 tires that had just been removed from a new Z06 for $948, including shipping! I was not planning to purchase Goodyear runflats again, but the deal was just too good to pass on.
Highly suggest you keep a very close eye out on the C6 Parts For Sale Section as you can find some great deals there. Check that section often.
Just a few weeks ago I was able to purchase a complete set of Goodyear OEM Z06 tires that had just been removed from a new Z06 for $948, including shipping! I was not planning to purchase Goodyear runflats again, but the deal was just too good to pass on.
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St. Jude Donor '11-'12-'13, '16-'17-'18
General Exclaim UHP - $900 for all 4 (ZO6 sizes) mounted & balanced.
20K miles on 'em and love 'em
20K miles on 'em and love 'em
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So what'd you do in your non-runflat car when you catch a flat??? Or does yours just sit in the garage???
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And the rest of the time I drive around with gobs more traction and a smoother ride. Plus I saved about $1000. Sounds like a super obvious no brainer to me. Or maybe I'm just