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buckmeister2 07-06-2018 02:53 PM

current tire deals at tirerack and elsewere...base models.
 
Yes, it should "elsewhere"...sorry.

I sometimes cruise TR just for the heck of it. Just went there and saw quite a few promotions for tires for the base model C6. I realize many of you are not interested. For those that might be, deals on a full set of tires, after promo or rebate, currently run from $528, on up. For example, the Firehawk Indy 500, which is a pretty good Summer tire, is just $603 for the set. If I needed a set of tires, I would go after one of these deals. Many of the deals are also available at your local tire store.

Just thought I would let some of you know.

get smart 07-07-2018 12:07 AM


Originally Posted by buckmeister2 (Post 1597547456)
Yes, it should "elsewhere"...sorry.

I sometimes cruise TR just for the heck of it. Just went there and saw quite a few promotions for tires for the base model C6. I realize many of you are not interested. For those that might be, deals on a full set of tires, after promo or rebate, currently run from $528, on up. For example, the Firehawk Indy 500, which is a pretty good Summer tire, is just $603 for the set. If I needed a set of tires, I would go after one of these deals. Many of the deals are also available at your local tire store.

Just thought I would let some of you know.

Is it ok to buy a set of front tires that are different brand from rear tires? My fronts are worn and need replacing. I want to later on change rears to same brand as front. Are any run flats cheap?
Thanks Clark


slow_zo6 07-07-2018 02:53 AM


Originally Posted by get smart (Post 1597550246)
Is it ok to buy a set of front tires that are different brand from rear tires? My fronts are worn and need replacing. I want to later on change rears to same brand as front. Are any run flats cheap?
Thanks Clark

Jesus Christ. Tires are one area you def shouldn’t skimp on. At the very least get a matching set.

farmington 07-07-2018 09:29 AM

for the most part, if you find a good price somewhere online, Discount Tire will match it.

buckmeister2 07-07-2018 11:27 AM


Originally Posted by get smart (Post 1597550246)
Is it ok to buy a set of front tires that are different brand from rear tires? My fronts are worn and need replacing. I want to later on change rears to same brand as front. Are any run flats cheap?
Thanks Clark

Yes, you can mix brands, but it is not a great idea. Check TR for what is available in run flats.

C6KWJ 07-07-2018 01:22 PM

You will have no issues mixing different brands. Just make sure the fronts have the same brand are the same as well as the back.

RobJoy 07-08-2018 08:04 PM


Originally Posted by farmington (Post 1597551248)
for the most part, if you find a good price somewhere online, Discount Tire will match it.

I'm not impressed with Discount Tire. They were about 25% higher for the same tire as I could get at 2 other places. I'm not one to go for this "show us the price and we'll match it" stuff. If someone wants your business let them bid for it just like every other tire supplier.

NY09C6 07-08-2018 08:16 PM


Originally Posted by get smart
Is it ok to buy a set of front tires that are different brand from rear tires? My fronts are worn and need replacing. I want to later on change rears to same brand as front. Are any run flats cheap?
Thanks Clark

I do it with no issues. My fronts and rears never wear at the same rate and I have never replaced all 4 at the same time. My current fronts are due for replacement, my rears only have 10k in them. I now stick with Michelin 4s but had mixed sets before that.

Gman in NC 07-08-2018 08:23 PM


Originally Posted by farmington (Post 1597551248)
for the most part, if you find a good price somewhere online, Discount Tire will match it.

I agree. Discount Tire is hard to beat. I bought my Michelins there and they did a great job installing them.

farmington 07-08-2018 08:30 PM

Been dealing with Discount Tire exclusively for almost 30 years and never have had an issue. If I can get that service with the prices I see online? Win-Win.


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