Please tell us where you buy tires for your Subaru.

Went to a Bridgestone shop to get RE-950's. A little more expensive per tire, but they had a buy 3 get 1 free deal. Plus no shipping and free rotation... the price came out to be pretty close to Tire Rack.

Costco. Their price can't be touched except possibly by another one of those wholesale/membership joints.

I bought my RE730's from Costco and I bought my Dunlop M2 Wintersports from Tire Rack.

I go directly to Tirerack in S.Bend since I only live 45min away.
It is always fun to see some cars going around their track and all the hot cars always parked there. Last time I was there getting my SO-3's there were 4 wrx's there.

Tire Rack - S03's were $150 each and at my local tire place they wanted $250 EACH (includes mount and balance)!

Cost to mount and balance them though is always around $20 each and it's still cheaper.

my SO-3 (225/40-18)were 172+15 for mount and balance each. But I also got a free set of lugnuts for my subzero's that I carried in (bought from revolutions b4 the management change)

I use the local Big-O, but that's because the manager price matches, so I get Tire Rack prices but no shipping charges. 215/45R17 S-O3s will run me $165 each installed.

Here's the thing...

If you can find the tires you want locally for the same or better than the Rack. Then that's where I would go. I've purchased from the Rack and got the tires the frick'n next day. They shipped out of Reno so it was only a quick drive to Sacramento : )

Then one time I got a smoken hot deal at Tires for Less right in town.

For some reason the Firestone/Bridgstone dealers here in town want an arm and a leg for the S-03's so I got them from the Rack. But when I got my SP Sport 5000's Tires 4 Less had a better price and it was installed as well.

I went to the Merchants Tires in Woodbridge, Va. I got the Michelin Pilot Sports for 197.50 per tire, with the fourth tire free..plus free mount, lifetime balance/rotation, and road hazard ins. for extra $60...came out to like 694$ for the four tires..and...they stick like flypaper, wet/dry/snow..etc.

Originally posted by dcfireman
I went to the Merchants Tires in Woodbridge, Va. I got the Michelin Pilot Sports for 197.50 per tire, with the fourth tire free..plus free mount, lifetime balance/rotation, and road hazard ins. for extra $60...came out to like 694$ for the four tires..and...they stick like flypaper, wet/dry/snow..etc.

Yeah, I heard some HUGE chain/distributer back east was doing the buy 3 get 1 free thing. Otherwise, I hope those are 215/45R17s you got, since Tire Rack only want $159 for Pilot sports in stock size now.

I have been buying tires from the same guy for over 15 years. He became my bud in the late 80's when I was running Yokohama A008Rs on my Celica, man did those tires stick but they wore out quickly. He can always get me a good price on the tires that I want.

If you are in the San Gabriel area. Company C Tires on San Gabriel Blvd. in Rosemead is a good place to go. Ask for Nefty.

Originally posted by BAN SUVS
Yeah, I heard some HUGE chain/distributer back east was doing the buy 3 get 1 free thing. Otherwise, I hope those are 215/45R17s you got, since Tire Rack only want $159 for Pilot sports in stock size now.

Yeah. Sorry...forgot to mention the size...they are 225 45 R17's... I switched out to a 17" rim, shortly after buying the car...

I buy all of our tires from a local company called Tire Source or thru TireRack. Both provide excellent Customer Service and Racing Support. The Interactive Wheel System on TireRack is also tremendously valuable to show the customer what everything will look like on their vehicle. Another thing which is very helpful is the Survey Results for a comparison between tires available in the same size. Just my .02

Respectfully,
Troy Fankell
Performance Parts
Flatirons Subaru

Lukes always been very helpfull and the prices are not to bad...



areg

Local places - i like to go to local places for deals on rims/tires..usually i can get them to bring down the price

frederick

I used the price off TireRack to bring down the cost at my local shop (Les Schwab). I was able to get my wheel and tire package for the same price, and the local shop included mounting balancing free rotating and free flat repair! Les Schwab are great people.

tirerack is hte cheapest place i've found

americas tires/discounttire.com i got yoko parada spec 2 for 140 each in 225/40/18 cuz they took 20 bucks off each tire which was pretty descent. if anyone needs any pm me ill call the guy i dealt with for ya

Discount tire center.

ah man the poll is closed!


I've bought all my tires except maybe a set from Discount Tires online.

no "Wal-mart" option?

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