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Old 05-18-2014, 08:52 PM
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Are there any vendors having online sales on tires right now? I'm interested in buying nitto invos for my 2008 z06
Old 05-18-2014, 10:07 PM
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Many do, you just have to check out if the deal meets your needs.
Memorial day is coming up, hold out for a few more days, I sure a many will post on here their sales as well as commercials on the radio and tv will be announced for big retailers.

Check discount tire, mr. tire, and tirerack.com to start.
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Originally Posted by Dallasb84
Are there any vendors having online sales on tires right now? I'm interested in buying nitto invos for my 2008 z06
Onlinetires.com:
203260 275/35-18 NITTO INVO 99W BW
Brand: NITTO
Type: Ultra High Performance
Size: 275/35-18 each $171.36 2 $342.72
203660 325/30-19 NITTO INVO 105Y BW
Brand: NITTO
Type: Ultra High Performance
Size: 325/30-19 each $274.80 2 $549.60





Subtotal: $892.32
Shipping & Handling: $0.00
Tax: $0.00


TOTAL: $892.32
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who will mount tires bought off internet and what do they charge?thanks j.k
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It's probably different depending on your ituation. (1) You can buy them on line and have them shipped to you, and then you can take them somewhere with your car to be mounted. Of course then you need a second vehicle to get the tires there. (2) You can buy them online and have them shipped to an installer, then you show up with your car and they will install them. Although they may charge you an extra fee since they have to act as a mailman and could be losing profit on tire they could sell you. (3) Many dealers that also sell tires are now meeting online price deals, so if you find the tires online at a good price, print out the page and take it to your dealer and the dealer may then get the same tires through their supplier and give them to you for the same price you found online. This eliminates the shipping issues and also many times allows you to get a road hazard warranty from your dealer. You can also buy a road hazard warranty from online companies but they are sometimes very difficult to use if you have an issue. Bottom line is you have to check out each situation and then decide for yourself which is cheaper or less hastle.
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who will mount tires bought off internet and what do they charge?thanks j.k
You can get a general idea of whom will install them locally and costs from the tire rack website.

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I will be going to Discount Tire to have them installed. Rims and tires will not be on the car. The set I bought is for my second set of rims. I bought TPMS the close out sale for learning the second set of rims. Just need a tire machine that can install on 19's but should not be that hard to find since everyone is running double dueces, two fours and other street talk rim sizes lol

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