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Originally Posted by jrj512
Si Senior, munt and balunce.
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Originally Posted by jrj512
Si Senior, munt and balunce.
OK, there's a Taqueria down the street. Should be a tire shop next door.
Got them mounted today at a little shop. They mounted low profile directional tires, lined up the dots, installed valve stems and spin balance with sticky weights for $12.00 each and didn't even mark the wheels. In and out in 20 minutes. You guys are right, I don't think I will ever buy tires at a "tire store" again. I got these from Edge Racing, had to pay shipping but no sales tax, fet, tire disposal fee or any other BS.
what shop ?Quote:
Originally Posted by creek
Out by my lake place in Mineola, Tx. Fishing this weekend.:D
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Nice. Let me know when you're ready to sell it. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by creek
I must live right. So far no problems with the local D T of T. I think a lot of it has to do with who's running the store. The ass't mgr. at the Waxahachie, TX store is both a biker and a hot rod freak. Greg spent hours on the web with me before I finally settled on new rims for the NC. Then he beat the best price I found on the web by $5.00 a wheel. No freight cgs. N/c for mounting either. $7.00 per wheel for balance. Can't ask for better. Now the DT-T in Mansfield ?!? ::turd:: Don't ask ............... ::Censor:: (where's the smilie for vomit ? )
Martha Stewart says those old tires make great weights for old cedar trees, and the crappie'll love the new digs. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by creek
Why would anybody ever pay a tire disposal fee when you can use them for so many things? :rolleyes: