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Desert1667

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Posted: 07/10/12 09:10am

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Anyone know what a good price on Tires (235/85R 16E)

Would like to get Michelin's

thanks Desert

Grillmeister

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Posted: 07/10/12 09:19am

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Here on the left coast the Michelin XPS Rib (all steel tire) in a 225/75/16E is $300 per tire out the door. The LTX MS2 is about $230 each.

I will wait for more replys, I am sure you can beat the prices I paid somewhere.

Show me the GRILL and STAND BACK!!!!

BrandonR

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Posted: 07/10/12 09:26am

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Costco has good prices in the west. I just paid $808 for a set of 4 245/75-16 Michelin All-Terrains in Boise.

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Chuck&Gail

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Posted: 07/10/12 03:58pm

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Just be sure to check DOT code date. Some places have good prices because tires are VERY OLD. Let the buyer beware. Check BEFORE you pay, and again before mounting.

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BrandonR

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Posted: 07/10/12 04:05pm

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Costco moves huge volumes, that's why they have good prices.

Grillmeister

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Posted: 07/10/12 07:59pm

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Chuck&Gail wrote:

Just be sure to check DOT code date. Some places have good prices because tires are VERY OLD. Let the buyer beware. Check BEFORE you pay, and again before mounting.

Desert1667

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Posted: 07/11/12 12:25am

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Thanks Guys,
Good tip about the date codes. I checked here in Maryland, Costco is the best deal/ I have a friend who can "road force" balance all 6.

Desert

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Posted: 07/11/12 05:33pm

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tirerack.com

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Posted: 07/11/12 05:37pm

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Costco has the best prices on Michelin tires as they specialize in the brand. If you are looking for other brands then the Tire Rack has very good deals as does "America's Tire Store" which also has retail outlets to install the tires.

RockyRoadCamper

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Posted: 07/12/12 02:29pm

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About $250 for F-450 tires at my local tire store.

225/70R19.5, Load Range G, 110 psi. Equivalent to Continental which are original to truck. Now have 54,000 miles w/o much wear.