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Jun 25, 2013 | 06:55 PM

#21

bigcypress

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From: sylvania ohio

that's weird sir as i live in sylvania and have been trying to decide on runflat/non-runflat for about two months . our goodyears have about 8/32 tread left but are really loud so we have been looking for a quieter tire . we then intend to try to sell the goodyears . glad you found some satisfactory tires . . .peace

Jun 25, 2013 | 07:54 PM

#22

torchredmadness

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From: Bay Point California

Were you able to drive home even though the run flat lost air? Do you want to try and plug a tire on the side of the road? Chances are that a regular tire would have been toast by the time you got pulled over any way.

Jun 25, 2013 | 08:59 PM

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1SC

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From: Swanton Ohio

Hey Big Cypress -
double weird - I live in Swanton and have been wondering the same thing.
Maybe we could get a deal on 2 sets

Jun 26, 2013 | 11:33 AM

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tomgearhart

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From: Toledo Ohio

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Originally Posted by bigcypress

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Originally Posted by 1SC

Hey Big Cypress -
double weird - I live in Swanton and have been wondering the same thing.
Maybe we could get a deal on 2 sets

You can't go wrong with the Hankook V12's at Discount tire on Monroe St. here in Toledo. Ask for the manager, Charlie Ufford, and tell him that Big Tom with the red covertible Corvette said to take care of my fellow forum members! However, to get the best deal, the $80 rebate from Hankook and the $75 rebate from Discount tire, you have to move on it by this weekend.