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Question about tire installers.
Just wondering if anyone had some issues with any tire shop mounting tires on your aftermarket wheels. Just bought some XXR 527 18x8.75 +35 and i'm worried that if i order a 225 tire, discount tire wont mount them for the tiny bit of stretch. Thanks.
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Don't go to Discount Tire first off, they actually over charge on their prices for both services and tires, even though they advertise to the contrary, my first car I went shopping for new tires and they wanted an extra $50 per tire compared to the small shop I went to after. Never have done business with Discount.
Any mom and pop shop will be better in both customer service and price. The place I go has free wheel rotations, balancing and flat fixing for as long as I have the tires from them and they actually know their wheels and tires compared to discount sales people who only know pictures and online descriptions. |
Discount should be able to I had no problem getting 225's on my 18x9.5 and they aren't that hard to get on, I have 235's on my 18x9 right now they aren't even "stretched"
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Mom and pop places will cost less and will be more willing to mount wheel/tire combos that are a little mismatched in width.
I used Discount Tire once recently for mounting due to convenience (literally across the street from me) but wasn't happy with the price. For what I paid, I'd rather take it to Carroll Shelby Enterprises and have the same guys who service NASCAR events do my tires They only accept loose wheels/tires but you will not find a better set of hands for your stuff. I've easily had at least five trips to a tire shop just this year alone. |
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