Best deal on new tires?

Rear tires on the Shelby are about done. Most likely going with Continental DW's. Anyone know where I can find the best deal other than the usual tirerack.com discounttire.com, tiresdirect.com ect?

But you are Jarrod 1.0 we use you as a search engine!

I generally have found discounttire to be the cheapest. Free shipping

Yea yea, looks like those places have the best deals that I could find. Didnt know if there was something out there I hadnt thought of.

Ive seen a few better deals on ebay, but also heard those tend to be older tires that were unsold. I know Jerry has used discounttiredirect a few times with good results.

If i ever get money again thats who im using for new tires.

Just like Chris said your Jarrod 1.0 you know everything, and can find all the bargains on the net !!!!

Supersnake wrote:Just like Chris said your Jarrod 1.0 you know everything, and can find all the bargains on the net !!!!

Unfortunately I think I found the best deals Im going to find and it still has a 6 in the beginning of the number....and that's for just 2 tires

Shelby10' wrote:

Supersnake wrote:Just like Chris said your Jarrod 1.0 you know everything, and can find all the bargains on the net !!!!

Unfortunately I think I found the best deals Im going to find and it still has a 6 in the beginning of the number....and that's for just 2 tires

Plus mounting and balancing that will put it in the 7 range

Email me a reminder and I will check in the am.

What size are they?

I'll be looking at Nitto's NT01 or the Toyo R888. As much as i drive mine... wear doesn't mean a lot.

Not sure what size wheel, im guessing 20s. But if 18s i got the dw's for 160$ each in 275/40/18 versus 240$ for the 275/35/18, guess that particular size is on sale at tire rack. So be sure to check different sizes in the same tire.

Tire size is 19"

Discounttire is the best deal. They are true free shipping with the lowest prices around. They have a warehouse in Dallas and I have gotten stuff next day from them.

Tires have been ordered.

Went with the Continental Extreme Contact DW 285/35ZR19. Very good reviews in dry and wet, have an excellent tread wear at 340 compared to 220 wear on the OEM Goodyear F1s. From what I hear traction is much improved over the stock Crapyears.

They say these tires are comparable to the Michelin Pilot Sport PS2s, we shall see

Where did you find the best pricing?

Discounttire and tirerack were very similar, within $5.00 I believe. Ordered from Discounttire

Anxious for feedback when you get them installed.

Ditto. Longer treadwear means harder compound which normally means a trade off for lesser handling. They have been getting great reviews so it will be interesting to see what you think.

Thanks for being the "practice girl" !

They are better than the Goodyears when temps are below 50 degrees, so I should expect better traction in colder weather. They definitely arent drag radials, but from what I have read these tires are night and day better than the OEM F1s.

So a higher tread wear rating in this case (compared to OEM) doesnt mean worse traction...In my eyes I am not giving up any traction to the stockers and I am gaining tread wear "life". Sounds good to me

I will report back

Copy cat -__-

Ive got two 275/40/18s waiting for me to finish my Invos off.

Had my eyes on the Continentals for about 1 year

Yeah thats actually what made me look at these, i remember you talkin about them when i got my invos lol

Hopefully these tires last! Expensive to replace. Need to find a good deal on 15" race star drag rims and slicks for racing, save my radials for daily driving

Be careful with online tire sales. You know that tires have a shelf life and as they approach this date the manufacture sells them at a discounted price to these online guys. I was going to buy replacements for my truck and when I called the online store they told me their tires are not over 3 years old. How is that new?

Tires are in

You even have smurf colored lines in the tires. Sweet Dude

BlkonBlkRS3 wrote:You even have smurf colored lines in the tires. Sweet Dude

Thats why I bought them