A friend of mine ordered 5 Kumho 145x10 tires from tirerack.com just
recently for his coupe. $28/each!Shipping was only $30 for all 5! To
East Coast.
Doug
Inexpensive tires for Hondas
Re: Inexpensive tires for Hondas
The best way to buy tires is call up Tire Rack and get the current
price. Then call America's Tire Store and ask them to match the
price. They do it for me everytime. They put them on their Stock
Order and arrive within 2 weeks, therefore free shipping. I buy them
6 or 8 at a time on a *carry out*. I mount them myself in minutes and
the tire store usually takes back the cores.
If you trust the tire shop to mount them, first have them show you
the rims, inspect the rims for rust. If you see rust, heavy rust,
then you need to remove it or the tires won't seat unless you run
tubes.
One of my old newsletters tells how to dismount & remount your own
tires.
Miles
price. Then call America's Tire Store and ask them to match the
price. They do it for me everytime. They put them on their Stock
Order and arrive within 2 weeks, therefore free shipping. I buy them
6 or 8 at a time on a *carry out*. I mount them myself in minutes and
the tire store usually takes back the cores.
If you trust the tire shop to mount them, first have them show you
the rims, inspect the rims for rust. If you see rust, heavy rust,
then you need to remove it or the tires won't seat unless you run
tubes.
One of my old newsletters tells how to dismount & remount your own
tires.
Miles
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Re: Inexpensive tires for Hondas
i place the order on the tire rack, i use the professor ace from riken but they don last a sumer of 40*C they turn or develop "bubles" i find some used bridgestone,camac and yokohama 165/70-10 72H and the coupe looks good with these wider tires but never find a set i use on the rear only i place a photo of my car on the photos area thanks Miles Chappell wrote:
> The best way to buy tires is call up Tire Rack and get the current > price. Then call America's Tire Store and ask them to match the > price. They do it for me everytime. They put them on their Stock > Order and arrive within 2 weeks, therefore free shipping. I buy them > 6 or 8 at a time on a *carry out*. I mount them myself in minutes and > the tire store usually takes back the cores.
> If you trust the tire shop to mount them, first have them show you > the rims, inspect the rims for rust. If you see rust, heavy rust, > then you need to remove it or the tires won't seat unless you run > tubes.
> One of my old newsletters tells how to dismount & remount your own > tires.
> Miles
> --- In 2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com, "starkconsultants_ma" > wrote:
> > A friend of mine
> ordered 5 Kumho 145x10 tires from tirerack.com
> just
> > recently for his coupe. $28/each!Shipping was only $30 for all 5!
> To
> > East Coast.
> > Doug