Anyone buy their tires at Costco?
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Anyone buy their tires at Costco?
And if so, what do you recommend from this list?
http://tires2.costco.com/SearchResul...4-40323d8507a7
Lexus quoted me for some Dunlap tires and alignment for around $1200. If i were to get the first model from costco, that would be only about $600 dollars for everything.
I live in the DC area so i would definitely need all-weather tires
http://tires2.costco.com/SearchResul...4-40323d8507a7
Lexus quoted me for some Dunlap tires and alignment for around $1200. If i were to get the first model from costco, that would be only about $600 dollars for everything.
I live in the DC area so i would definitely need all-weather tires
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I get tires from costco. I got the Pilot Super Sports for the IS350. They are awesome for a max performance tire. I got the RE11 A for the S2000 (I do not think they make the RE11A for a size suitable for the IS350).
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I agree with robtwo, I find tirerack and discount tire being cheaper than Cosco most of the times.
For good value and performance summer tires, I go with Hankook v12. I bought the whole set for 475? + shipping the other day when it was onsale on tirerack. They have the new Hookook now which should be better.
For good value and performance summer tires, I go with Hankook v12. I bought the whole set for 475? + shipping the other day when it was onsale on tirerack. They have the new Hookook now which should be better.
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Costco does free rotation, balance, flat repair, and has road hazard. They are fairly liberal in their road hazard. My two of my grandmother 's tires bubbled when a curb at speed and when I took her car in they said it would not be covered under warranty normally since it was obviously not due to a road hazard, but they covered it anyways.
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