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#597015 04/10/03 01:13 PM
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Originally posted by GeoPappas:
Originally posted by Tiger561:
For future reference, great tire deals can be had at tirerack.com for tires.




Ditto...

I got a pair of top-rated tires for $50 cheaper than the local NTB (National Tire & Battery). I couldn't believe that delivery was only around $14!





Not to hijack this thread, but Sears will often match tirerack.com prices; just bring in a printout of the cost.

I've used the stock Motorcraft filter and Mobil1 5W30 without any apparent problems.

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Originally posted by Pigeon:

Not to hijack this thread, but Sears will often match tirerack.com prices; just bring in a printout of the cost.
Scott




Why do I see this thread being moved??

Anyway, I was told the same thing by a Sears employee one day. The next week I actually brought in my car to get the tires but after I showed him the printout from tirerack he said they do NOT match prices from outlet stores or distribution centers. I think it depends on who you talk to as some may just match their prices. Good-luck!

From Sears:
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If you find a lower price on an identical branded item with the same features currently available for sale at another local retail store , Sears will match that price.




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Sorry for the long wait for a reply. I forgot that I had posted here & never saw your question. I wanted to send an e-mail but you don't list one.

I did not get the Avid Touring tires. They were in the top 3 choices. I finally decided on Brigestone Turanza LSTs because they were rated to be quieter than the Yokos. I do some driving & I don't want to hear the hum of tires all day long.

The Brigestones are FABULOUS. They are VERY smooth, quiet, and grip better than fingernails in your back - or at least WAY better than I expected for a hard compound tire. Had to brake hard yesterday for a car that ran through a red light - heard em squeal, but no lock up (no ABS on my 'tour), and man, did I STOP in short order. I was stunned at how well the tires perform.

I did note that they may not be very good in snow so I am hoping for continued mild winters here in south Florida (snicker, snicker).

I replaced some Michlin MX4s that came on the car when I bought it. They were some of the crappiest name brand tires I've ever owned. They weren't badly worn, they just sucked - so out they went. I am very, um, thrifty by nature, so if I throw out a set of tires - WE ARE TALKIN' CRAPPY.



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