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Has anyone ordered tires over the internet; Tire Rack, Tires.com ? Any problems?
 

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THE BOMB said:
Has anyone ordered tires over the internet; Tire Rack, Tires.com ? Any problems?
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I ordered from discounttiresdirect.com. Great experience, no problems. I got me a set of Nitto 450 Extremes.

I have also ordered from mustangtuning.com. Again, great folks to deal with. My shipping was free with them too

Don't fear mail-order, it ain't all that bad if it's from a reputable place.

-N
 
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I've ordered several sets from Tirerack.com (including the sets on both my Mustangs) and have never had a problem
 
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Same as gp001 - tirerack.com twice (including the ones on my 05 Stang) and no problems at all.
 

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ninoavila said:
I ordered from discounttiresdirect.com. Great experience, no problems. I got me a set of Nitto 450 Extremes.

I have also ordered from mustangtuning.com. Again, great folks to deal with. My shipping was free with them too

Don't fear mail-order, it ain't all that bad if it's from a reputable place.

-N
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Same situation for me here, Discount tire and Mustang Tuning and had great experiences with both and very timely delivey.

 

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Motorhead6T5

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I always order my tires,tire shops will try and tell you that the tires on the net are defective and thats why they are cheaper.They are liars,the tires are cheaper because they buy more at a time. Never had a problem with mail order tires. All tires are shipped one way or another.
 
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I've used Tire Rack - great advice, on time delivery - highly recommended
 
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I ordered wheels and tires over the internet and had no problems...

Prices are generally cheaper than retailers and living in a big city, I got delivery easy to my work place...

These vendors that sell over the internet run million dollar business and have worked out all the problems so the buyer has none...

Look to find the best price including shipping charges because they can really change the price of the purchase...

Good Luck, Dave
 

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I have ordered several different sets of tires and wheel/tire combos from discount tire direct. They have excellent prices and the tires and wheels are top notch.
 

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Bo, at Discount Tires Direct ext 128. Great guy and no problems.
Michael
 
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I ordered tires for my truck a while back. Bought 4 steel rims to go with the tires, cost was $860, free shipping if you got the rims. Local shop wanted almost $200 per tire plus mounting/balancing. The tires were great, not seconds.
 

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I ordered my BBS wheels from streetdreams.com I ordered them on a Monday and got them on Thursday of that week. Very swift service.
 
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Thanks for the reply's. Sounds like I've got nothing to fear, but spending cash!
 
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Luckily I live near a Discount Tire franchise. I was able to get my tires at the same cost as ordering them online. Most chain tires shops will lower their prices if you haggle with them. The nice thing about buying locally is if I need to get a tire replaced using the road hazzard I bought.
 

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I like thetirerack.com, if you order rims and tires, they'll mount and balance before they ship for no extra charge. Mine got delivered to Germany in one week. Now that's fast service.
 

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JM2005 said:
Same situation for me here, Discount tire and Mustang Tuning and had great experiences with both and very timely delivey.

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Your car looks sweeeet !

Fred
 

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JM2005,

Is your car lowered? it looks awesome. I am thinking of those cobra r from mustang tuning as well. I figure if I lower it, the 255/50/17 tires will provide a little more cushion going down the road. How are those for road feel/vibration?

Thanks

Sam
 

DarkFireGT

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got my tires from tirerack.com in 2 days, and that was just ground shipping. highly recommended. i ordered my wheels from someone else the day before, and the tires beat the wheels by a day.
 

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better question does anyone not order from the internet and actulay go to retail stores and pay 20%-50% more?

Tire rack for the last 4 years
 

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Ordered all my tires, brake pads and rotors through tirerack.com I have a friend who's an authorized dealer and saves me some money.
 
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