[Scorcher000]

tetra,Sep 28 2009, 12:43 PM Wrote:

Scorcher000,Sep 28 2009, 12:13 PM Wrote:

CanadaSVT,Sep 28 2009, 11:02 AM Wrote:

Scorcher000,Sep 23 2009, 08:51 PM Wrote:Wow dude tire23 have ridic prices lmfao. They have ppl suckered in to them lol. Sry to ppl that like them. Over priced.
Post up some sizes and tire you want and I'll price em out for you.
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But the price you got from ok tire was more :blink:

Most of tire23 stock come from Tirerack. Obviously cheaper to buy straight from Tirerack but not after you price out getting them installed and balanced.
The Hankook on my Marauder work great, but it may be time for some new rear ones. Somehow they have worn down faster than the fronts :lol:
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They are cheaper because of the specific speed and weight rating needed for the cars. Tire23 was giving lower speed rated tires so thats why they are cheaper. Not good for business.
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These are both 87Q rated though, no difference there?
Even a shop called Speedstar quoted me at 807 taxes in, balanced and mounted.. so OK tires seems more expensive than most.
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Reason y is because I gave you a safe speed rating and not a unsafe speed rating. Your car is more than able to go past 160KM which is a Q rated tire. I gave you a V raed tire that is good untill 240KM. With the higher rating you will have a tire that can take more weight to in tight turns and the structure of it will last a lot longer because the tread wont be under alot of pressure cause it to look soft all the time.
I've seen ppl that buy tire at walmart and tire rack that are dirt cheap and say they are great untill they wipe out or blow a side wall when hitting a pot hole because the tire was not the right tire for the car.
Just trying to help you have a nice car just don't want to see it in a ditch or at the bottom of a ice lake lol