NTB IS HAVING A PROMO FOR COOPER TIRES $69.99 any size!!! LINKY
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So... you basically have to buy them and have them mounted there with: stems fee ($), balancing fee ($$), mounting fee ($$$), casing disposal fee ($$$$), sale-on-cooper-tire fee ($$$$$), alignment fee ("cooper tires need that"), regional advertising fee, destination fee, storage fee.
GWBush said:TheProfessor2423 said:Anyone have any recommendations on the best way to buy tires online? Price, server, etc being taken into account.
I would recommend that you don't buy tires or any safety items online.
Not sure why you say this. I have always had good luck with Tire Rack. I have bought tires from them for my Avalanche and my 400+ HP camaro and never had any issues whatsoever and oftentimes their prices are hard to beat (at least in my area).
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Anyone know of a cheap tire in this size?
