Bridgestone RE-01R tires on closeout!!

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  1. techlord

    techlord Active Member

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    so what is shipping for each tire? Shit I bought 2 sets and if Discount would sell them locally it would be Price + tax. I will deal with it when he gets them in, I tried to talk price and he was too busy.
     
  2. integroid

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    I think shipping will be around $10 a tire.
     
  3. pankopp

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    i got a 15" set for the porsche, $77 per tire is great, shipping ended up being around $36...

    These should be a hell of a lot better than my Warior brand tires.
     
  4. wagunz_pwn

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    Not bad...

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  5. 07Ltd#767

    07Ltd#767 The Neighborhood Drunk

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    bump...just picked mine up today from GTE, price was just about what wagunz_pwn shows above (plus tax). I'm happy
     
  6. integroid

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    Sorry, been busy at work. Kieran called me on Wednesday to let me know the tires came in.
     
  7. blindfold

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    i got my set as well, mounted and everything, $475 out the door, mounted and balanced at Discount

    245/45/17 is quite a large tire, me like
     
  8. gotsol

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    I used to work for a tire MFG, you'd be surprized how little margin there is between whoelsale and retail prices.
     
  9. Jewels450

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    Id buy them again, too bad I still don't have a car to put them on.
     
  10. integroid

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    I picked mine up today....well, I paid for them and looked at them...He is storing them for me until I actually need tires on my car:) I still have a good amount of tread left on my tires now and just dumped $200 for a new shaved tire because I had a nail in the sidewall. I will probably get them put on this summer.
     
  11. blindfold

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    where do you go to get a tire shaved? Do they measure your old tires first? I might need the service sometime down the road
     
  12. 07Ltd#767

    07Ltd#767 The Neighborhood Drunk

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    Anything dealing w/ tires --> GTE

    They shaved mine after I had a screw go through the sidewall.
     
  13. techlord

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    pick up mine tomorrow, anyone have any storage tips? I figure they will be sitting for a few months.
     
  14. 07Ltd#767

    07Ltd#767 The Neighborhood Drunk

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    I had the same question since mine will most likely be sitting for a year. Consensus I got was wrap them in garbage bags and put the silica packs in (if you have them...the things that come in new shoe boxes to help soak up moisture. I was going to put mine in the attic, but pEd brought up a good point that the attic will most likely get hot and humid in the summer...therefore, my girlfriend gets to look at my new bedroom decor for the next year :D
     
  15. monk

    monk <b>The Kitchen Ninja!!!!</b>

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    yokohama's storage guidelines if anyone's interested:
    http://www.yokohamatire.com/pdf/tsb-112102.pdf

    btw, any grocery store has a little bucket called "damprid", in the cleaning section. awesome stuff, but you do need to dump the bucket out every few weeks/months because it pulls just that much moisture out of the air.
     
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  16. integroid

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    Kieran at GTE did it for me. THey are one fo the few places that still shaves tires.
     
  17. techlord

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    wasn't too bad about 84 bucks...1035 out the door for 245/17 and 235/18. I am satisfied, GTE FTMFW yo!
     

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