Get on the phone NOW and call tirerack!!!!!

SteveBCloud9

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Here's a multiple choice question for you....

1) How much are "C1" rated 335-30-18's on sale for each at tirerack?

a) $ 338
b) $ 187
c) $ 249
d) $ 299
 

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Be carful guys some people have been getting 3 to 4 year old tires. Some with dry crack. Buyer beware of low prices
 
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Same here, 2 rear sets for the price of one, I couldn't believe it when they said "$ 187 for one" I was like... no, you must be mistaken... I said "335 30 18".......
 

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Just bought:
2 335/30ZR-18 Michelin Pilot Sport OE Viper In Stock
$187.00
1 Tire warranty packet In Stock N/C

2 275/35ZR-18 Michelin Pilot Sport OE Viper In Stock
$177.00
1 Tire warranty packet In Stock N/C


Shipping was $50!

Thanks for the awesome info!

Eric
 

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I haven't had the luxury of buying a new set yet - how much are they usually per tire? Is this really about 50% off per tire?
 

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Talked with "Tire Rack", said some specials could be running soon on Michelin Sports 335/35/17. If someone out there sees them at a decent price, please contact me. The "vipe" has 5,300 miles, so I can wait.
 

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Me too!

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by RedEnuf93:
I am looking RIGHT NOW for a better deal on 335x17's!
Keep me informed too.
Lauri

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We all need a better deal on 17's. I still have my original XGT-Z (low miles but 10 years old!)

I checked tirerack a few days ago

335/35-17 - $334
275/40-17 - $290

That is more than $500 more than the 18's
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by MR VENOM:
Talked with "Tire Rack", said some specials could be running soon on Michelin Sports 335/35/17. If someone out there sees them at a decent price, please contact me. The "vipe" has 5,300 miles, so I can wait.

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***?! Argh! I just bought a set, HAVE to change mine!
 

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What is "C1" and why are the tires so cheap now? Also, how difficult will it be to by tires for a late model Gen II a few years from now?
 

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Agreed, that's a great price. Question: How long will the tires last if you buy them and just let them sit, not even mounted on wheels? I don't need tires right now, but at that price I want to buy some anyway. Any ideas?
 

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Steve Miehe:
Agreed, that's a great price. Question: How long will the tires last if you buy them and just let them sit, not even mounted on wheels? I don't need tires right now, but at that price I want to buy some anyway. Any ideas?

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This my question too. I have not yet purchased my next Viper but these tire prices seem too good to pass up.
 

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If you don't mount the tires they will dry rot starting in about two years. The trick is to keep them out of the sun and stop the rubber from drying out.

Put them in a black lawn and leaf bag and use your shop vac to **** the air out and zip tie them shut. Then you can store them in your basement.
 

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by genXgts:
me three, I'm on the hunt for 17", if I see a deal I'll post it, you guys do the same!

18" guys have to load up on these deals, geezzzz....

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If anyone can help with the 18's, please post!!!
 

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Thanks, Jerry. Went ahead and ordered to rear tires. With over 800 views of this post, I question if there will be any stock for Tirerack to ship???
 

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I would get on my yellow cell phone and call
but no one local will mount the tires they dont sell me....
bastages!!!
so if i got them how do i get them mounted?
When all hear is
"why would we want to be responsible for possibly scratching that huge rim, if we did not sell you the tire? Go away."
quote from local *&(&(@$*^&( )^%@ tire shop that has big enough
tire mounting equipment.

my local dodge dealer can't even help me they dont have the right tire mount machine either
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so what i am to do when i need tires?
roadtrip???
 
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Glad I could help a lot of people out here. Tirerack has a list of pre-approved shops that will mount them for you. You can even have them sent to the shop so you don't need to mess with it. I'm lucky, I know someone who will mount/bal. for free...
 

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