Thanks! Tires for my Focus (195/60R15) will be $350 out the door! Great deal.
cows123
Senior Member
posted: Jun. 30, 2012 @ 8:38p
Need those arthritis supplements now after stupidly attempting to bend my neck to read the coupons instead of rotating as OP suggested.
koolhand
Senior Member
posted: Jun. 30, 2012 @ 9:08p
Rx: Arthritis supplement, PO, STAT. (See Summary for rotated files.)
Djune
Senior Member
posted: Jun. 30, 2012 @ 9:12p
Thank you
CheerDealer
Senior Member
posted: Jul. 1, 2012 @ 12:09a
if you like vita coco...must be a good deal. the price is not available yet. 1 liter packs seems to be new item at costco.
horizon6
Senior Member - 2K
posted: Jul. 1, 2012 @ 7:03a
Rescans. They may be better that originally posted. Both the original and these are posted if some either easier to read.
Stay cool in the heat wave, as bar-ing a problem, the "HaagenDaYS" are coming on the 12th. And, OH, try to dy Cheeri-, as they're coming the same day. And to make up for the ice cream calories, also, coming then is some "Go Lean".
Jpg would be a better format to share. I always convert stuff to jpg or PNG format. These two is excellent on keeping the file size small comparing to PDF. No deal on dual flush toilet?
WorkerAnt said: Jpg would be a better format to share. I always convert stuff to jpg or PNG format. These two is excellent on keeping the file size small comparing to PDF. No deal on dual flush toilet?
There are times that make one wonder.
For better or worse, this one.
WorkerAnt
Broke Member
posted: Jul. 2, 2012 @ 7:54a
^ thanks buddy. I would have convert it myself from your PDF but my house lost power at the time. I was using my tablet and had to download and use Amazon Kindle app to read pdf. LOL With pic file I could view it strait from the browser app.
josejohn
Senior Member
posted: Jul. 2, 2012 @ 9:36a
horizon6 said: mfp2waoe gives out a lot of RED to various poeple here but not much information. We expect you could do better.
I was wondering the same thing - WTH?? I gave green to the folks who had received red from mfp2waoe (and of course, to op)
uh2
Senior Member
posted: Jul. 2, 2012 @ 11:07a
That shelving for $50 is right on time.
vickh
Senior Member - 5K
posted: Jul. 2, 2012 @ 7:49p
any michelin rebates coming up? Got offered a $100 a tire deal for my sonata. Need 2 but wondering if I should get all 4 and save
horizon6
Senior Member - 2K
posted: Jul. 2, 2012 @ 8:53p
vickh said: any michelin rebates coming up? Got offered a $100 a tire deal for my sonata. Need 2 but wondering if I should get all 4 and save
Through July 8 (current coupon book) Costco offering $70.00 off purchase of 4 Michelin tires.
Tends to switch between Michelin and Bridgestone every other Costco coupon booklet (approximately one booklet a month). The booklet starting July 12th goes to Bridgestone and adds $30 off installation to the $70 off 4 tires. That additional installation discount tends to be more likely with the Bridgestone tire "coupons" at Costco.
bulkgarbage
New Member
posted: Jul. 2, 2012 @ 9:10p
michelins are $70 off until 5 july at sams and 8 july at costco
dansfatwallet
Member
posted: Jul. 2, 2012 @ 9:45p
Anyone know what the 3tb Seagate hd goes for right now, before that discount?
dansfatwallet said: Anyone know what the 3tb Seagate hd goes for right now, before that discount? $139.99
SteelRing
Ancient Member
posted: Jul. 5, 2012 @ 1:16p
josejohn said: horizon6 said: mfp2waoe gives out a lot of RED to various poeple here but not much information. We expect you could do better.
I was wondering the same thing - WTH?? I gave green to the folks who had received red from mfp2waoe (and of course, to op) only people with certain seniority and badges should be allowed to give red, time to put these time-honored assets to use FW! internet is no longer equal for all and only a community of seniority protect you from scam.
dajabon
Senior Member
posted: Jul. 6, 2012 @ 12:14p
CheerDealer said: if you like vita coco...must be a good deal. the price is not available yet. 1 liter packs seems to be new item at costco.
adodotnet said: anyone know generally speaking if Michelen is much better than bridgestone? Especially considering there is $30 coupon for the installation.
I am not sure between the two below which one to choose. It's a $190 difference(including installation coupon) for 4 tires from Costco.
You can look at the survey results you linked and look at one MVX4 CR ratings. Obviously a personal choice, but it would be clear to me regarding the two you listed as to which appeared to be better. Price is another story. Comparing "brands" would not likely yield useful information as comparing particular items.
adodotnet
Member
posted: Jul. 6, 2012 @ 4:00p
Thanks. I was wondering if it can justify to pay $190 extra to get Michelin Primacy MXV4 over Bridgestone Ecopia 422.
horizon6 said: adodotnet said: anyone know generally speaking if Michelen is much better than bridgestone? Especially considering there is $30 coupon for the installation.
I am not sure between the two below which one to choose. It's a $190 difference(including installation coupon) for 4 tires from Costco.
You can look at the survey results you linked and look at one MVX4 CR ratings. Obviously a personal choice, but it would be clear to me regarding the two you listed as to which appeared to be better. Price is another story. Comparing "brands" would not likely yield useful information as comparing particular items.
Maphatlal
Senior Member - 1K
posted: Jul. 6, 2012 @ 7:21p
I'll be surprised how much the 6/1 liter will be over at least 35 dollars..
Maphatlal
Senior Member - 1K
posted: Jul. 6, 2012 @ 7:24p
adodotnet said: anyone know generally speaking if Michelen is much better than bridgestone? Especially considering there is $30 coupon for the installation.
I am not sure between the two below which one to choose. It's a $190 difference(including installation coupon) for 4 tires from Costco.
Depending on the car you have Bridgestone is a harder compound, noisy tire decent grip. Primacy MVX very expensive tire quiet ride, decent grip.. I changed my oem Bridgestone's to the Michelin Pilots A/S 18" only $235 a piece. the best tires I ever purchased @ Costco..
BlackFatboy
Member
posted: Jul. 7, 2012 @ 1:04p
What would be the best deal for me?
I want to spend less than $600 for 4 tires to my Mazda 3. How much should I expect to spend? Should I wait for Bridgestone deal to begin?
And do you need a Costco Membership?
thanks a lot
Thythe
Member
posted: Jul. 7, 2012 @ 1:35p
Is $500 off on that 60 inch Samsung going to be a good deal? My local Costco has it $300 off right now for $1549. Assuming they don't play around with the price, it would be $1349 starting on the 12th. Seems pretty solid for a 60 inch Samsung, even though it only has 2 HDMI.
horizon6
Senior Member - 2K
posted: Jul. 7, 2012 @ 3:42p
BlackFatboy said: What would be the best deal for me?
I want to spend less than $600 for 4 tires to my Mazda 3. How much should I expect to spend? Should I wait for Bridgestone deal to begin?
And do you need a Costco Membership?
thanks a lot
Probably could get someone to get you a Costco Cash Card for tire purchase without your having a Costco membership but benefits of services like free tire rotation, etc. go with membership and membership purchase is fair as that's how Costco makes money and stays in business.
As to what tires, you should do some research. C.R. has comparisons. An earlier poster linked some others. There are search engines of your choice on the web. You need to decide what features and price are the best compromise for you.
So can anyone tell us the best deal we can get on a 50" LED TV for under $100 ?
Maphatlal said: I'll be surprised how much the 6/1 liter will be over at least 35 dollars.. It's $19.99 before coupon.
ducky282
Senior Member
posted: Jul. 8, 2012 @ 4:27a
BlackFatboy said: What would be the best deal for me?
I want to spend less than $600 for 4 tires to my Mazda 3. How much should I expect to spend? Should I wait for Bridgestone deal to begin?
And do you need a Costco Membership?
thanks a lot
I dont know your specs, so I used a 2010 mazda 3 with 205/55/16. Costco prices are ~110-130 for regular tires, x 4 =440-520 + 15/tire installation = 60 + tax @8% or so = 40 = 540-620 - 70 off = 470 - 550 Total
I frequently use Discount Tire direct because they have better prices, faster service, warranty may not be up to costco but still pretty painless no haggle and a lot more convenient locations. Some basic goodyears run $85 or so x 4 = 340 + 20/tire to mount at Discount Tire/american tire = 80, no tax in general and free shipping to store or home, = $420 Total + if you get in on the frequent buy 4 tire save $50-$100, your total cost can be $320 - $370.
baki
New Member
posted: Jul. 8, 2012 @ 10:55p
heads up..this tire offer will be offered starting monday 9th onwards itslef.stopped by tire centre today and came to know
SteelRing
Ancient Member
posted: Jul. 9, 2012 @ 11:50a
some people give red just because they're having a bad day, or they're just one of those neg folks with bad attitude towards the world, or it's the 5-year old playing with the mouse or your finger simply slipped and clicked the wrong button. either way some system of seniority/badges or reason/confirmation may not be a bad idea to put in... of course, like anything else FW ever did to make changes it will be met with fiery resistance.... only the badges were welcome in great enthusiasm.
horizon6
Senior Member - 2K
posted: Jul. 9, 2012 @ 12:50p
SteelRing said: some people give red just because they're having a bad day, or they're just one of those neg folks with bad attitude towards the world, or it's the 5-year old playing with the mouse or your finger simply slipped and clicked the wrong button. either way some system of seniority/badges or reason/confirmation may not be a bad idea to put in... of course, like anything else FW ever did to make changes it will be met with fiery resistance.... only the badges were welcome in great enthusiasm.
Yes, sounds correct and "Green". But those who have a consistent pattern of bad days or who regularly slip the mouse only to the Red button or who don't contribute information about deals or who will complain (maybe just click Red) about these suggested changes, are they they most valuable members Let's encourage the posting of deals and information and making that easily seen by those who are interested.
SteelRing
Ancient Member
posted: Jul. 9, 2012 @ 3:50p
I don't really care either way.... the good ol' days are over... FW has been sold for corporate profits and interests and this month ama70n started charging tax to TX so that puts the coffin in the nail for me... deals lately have sucked big time and everyone is just posting the ama70n goldbox or the egg shellshocker as if SelmaSD morphed into multiple aliases (which probably is). every idiot is just chasing a new badge and every now and then we'll find a gem, but i won't hold my breath. all good times must come to an end.... cheers....
horizon6
Senior Member - 2K
posted: Jul. 9, 2012 @ 4:14p
SteelRing said: I don't really care either way.... the good ol' days are over... FW has been sold for corporate profits and interests and this month ama70n started charging tax to TX so that puts the coffin in the nail for me... deals lately have sucked big time and everyone is just posting the ama70n goldbox or the egg shellshocker as if SelmaSD morphed into multiple aliases (which probably is). every idiot is just chasing a new badge and every now and then we'll find a gem, but i won't hold my breath. all good times must come to an end.... cheers....
Probably would not have said it so blatantly in a thread, although did mention it in mod alerts when appropriate, but glad to know there are others who have that opinion of what's been happening here
Thanks for the post needed a set of tires cant beat their service or road hazard protection.
Dawgswin
Serene Member
posted: Jul. 12, 2012 @ 1:22p
SteelRing said: I don't really care either way.... the good ol' days are over... FW has been sold for corporate profits and interests and this month ama70n started charging tax to TX so that puts the coffin in the nail for me... deals lately have sucked big time and everyone is just posting the ama70n goldbox or the egg shellshocker as if SelmaSD morphed into multiple aliases (which probably is). every idiot is just chasing a new badge and every now and then we'll find a gem, but i won't hold my breath. all good times must come to an end.... cheers....
I know we've veered way off-topic in this thread, but you can't seriously mean all of that. Granted I've only been visiting FW since about 2006 but what kind of deals are you looking for that met some standard from the good ol' days?
From my perspective there are still great deals to be had and it's still about the same amount of work to get them as five or six years ago.
kenny1773
Member
posted: Jul. 15, 2012 @ 8:35a
I am sure this is not the place and someone will red me, but be cautious with the tire installation at Costco (at least in the Sterling, VA store)
These idiots messed up my lugs on two different cars by over tightening the lug nuts when they re-installed them. This can cause more damage than most people realize (damage to lugs, lug nuts, and brake rotors can all occur)
Over tightening the nuts can also leave you in a really tough situation should you get a flat tire and try to change it yourself. The lug nut wrench that comes in your car is designed for a normal person to remove the lug nuts when they are installed at the proper torque setting. If the lug nuts are too tight, you can't budge them with the supplied wrench leaving you stranded.
Costco puts on a good show with the extra guy that walks around with the torque wrench 'quality checking' each nut for 'proper installation'. Don't be fooled, this check only ensures the nuts are not too loose, they perform no check at all to make sure the nuts aren't too tight.
I have a couple local tire shops that actually know what they are doing that will price match any internet tire price and provide good installation. After Costco messed up two of my car lug nuts, I have never been back and I have always felt I found just as good a deal via price match at the other shops.
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coolbreeze
Senior Member - 3K
posted: Aug. 3, 2012 @ 4:46p
Why doesn't C0stco just lower the price permanently on their tires by $70? I mean, it's every month...
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