Need new tires for 2002 Grand Cherokee Laredo
11-04-2006, 08:07 PM
#71
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Re: Need new tires for 2002 Grand Cherokee Laredo
Check around your area and see if you have an Americas Tire, Americas
Discount Tire, or Discount Tire. They come reasonably close to Tire
Rack in price and offer free repairs for the life of the tire. Every
now and then they put the Michelin LTX M+S on sale.
billy ray proclaimed:
> 225-75x16 and 245-70x16 tires are the same height (within 0.7%) so there
> should be no problem
>
> If you use Tire Rack be advised they only list tire brands they carry.... in
> the SIZES they carry.
>
> For example you can find my Kumho Venture AT-825 via manufacturer search or
> by tire type (On-Off Road All Terrain) but if you enter 2002 Jeep Grand
> Cherokee Laredo they will have no Kumho matches because earlier this year
> they stopped carrying the standard size. They do carry the 245 in the KL-78
> model but not the -825.
>
> If you go to the Kumho website you see that both sizes are made in the -825
> model
>
> Interesting enough... this tire used to be on the 'Best Sellers' list
>
>
>
> "Mike20878" <mrosen@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1162652288.977202.259490@h48g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com...
>
>>Mike20878 wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Does Costco have more than they show on their website? When I search
>>>for tire for my car only the BFG Longtrail comes up. I'll have to stop
>>>by in person and see what they've got.
>>>
>>>The LTX also don't show up when I do a search on tirerack.com. Is it
>>>because I am sticking to the original equipment size? I have been
>>>figuring I should be sticking to the standard 225/75-16 size. The
>>>optional size is 245/70-16.
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>Mike
>>
>>Answered my own question by changing the search parameters. :)
>>
>>If I get a larger size tire does it mean I have to also buy a new
>>spare? Or is it safe to have a 225/75-16 size spare since it won't be
>>used very often?
>>
>
>
>
Discount Tire, or Discount Tire. They come reasonably close to Tire
Rack in price and offer free repairs for the life of the tire. Every
now and then they put the Michelin LTX M+S on sale.
billy ray proclaimed:
> 225-75x16 and 245-70x16 tires are the same height (within 0.7%) so there
> should be no problem
>
> If you use Tire Rack be advised they only list tire brands they carry.... in
> the SIZES they carry.
>
> For example you can find my Kumho Venture AT-825 via manufacturer search or
> by tire type (On-Off Road All Terrain) but if you enter 2002 Jeep Grand
> Cherokee Laredo they will have no Kumho matches because earlier this year
> they stopped carrying the standard size. They do carry the 245 in the KL-78
> model but not the -825.
>
> If you go to the Kumho website you see that both sizes are made in the -825
> model
>
> Interesting enough... this tire used to be on the 'Best Sellers' list
>
>
>
> "Mike20878" <mrosen@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1162652288.977202.259490@h48g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com...
>
>>Mike20878 wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Does Costco have more than they show on their website? When I search
>>>for tire for my car only the BFG Longtrail comes up. I'll have to stop
>>>by in person and see what they've got.
>>>
>>>The LTX also don't show up when I do a search on tirerack.com. Is it
>>>because I am sticking to the original equipment size? I have been
>>>figuring I should be sticking to the standard 225/75-16 size. The
>>>optional size is 245/70-16.
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>Mike
>>
>>Answered my own question by changing the search parameters. :)
>>
>>If I get a larger size tire does it mean I have to also buy a new
>>spare? Or is it safe to have a 225/75-16 size spare since it won't be
>>used very often?
>>
>
>
>
11-04-2006, 08:07 PM
#72
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Posts: n/a
Re: Need new tires for 2002 Grand Cherokee Laredo
Check around your area and see if you have an Americas Tire, Americas
Discount Tire, or Discount Tire. They come reasonably close to Tire
Rack in price and offer free repairs for the life of the tire. Every
now and then they put the Michelin LTX M+S on sale.
billy ray proclaimed:
> 225-75x16 and 245-70x16 tires are the same height (within 0.7%) so there
> should be no problem
>
> If you use Tire Rack be advised they only list tire brands they carry.... in
> the SIZES they carry.
>
> For example you can find my Kumho Venture AT-825 via manufacturer search or
> by tire type (On-Off Road All Terrain) but if you enter 2002 Jeep Grand
> Cherokee Laredo they will have no Kumho matches because earlier this year
> they stopped carrying the standard size. They do carry the 245 in the KL-78
> model but not the -825.
>
> If you go to the Kumho website you see that both sizes are made in the -825
> model
>
> Interesting enough... this tire used to be on the 'Best Sellers' list
>
>
>
> "Mike20878" <mrosen@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1162652288.977202.259490@h48g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com...
>
>>Mike20878 wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Does Costco have more than they show on their website? When I search
>>>for tire for my car only the BFG Longtrail comes up. I'll have to stop
>>>by in person and see what they've got.
>>>
>>>The LTX also don't show up when I do a search on tirerack.com. Is it
>>>because I am sticking to the original equipment size? I have been
>>>figuring I should be sticking to the standard 225/75-16 size. The
>>>optional size is 245/70-16.
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>Mike
>>
>>Answered my own question by changing the search parameters. :)
>>
>>If I get a larger size tire does it mean I have to also buy a new
>>spare? Or is it safe to have a 225/75-16 size spare since it won't be
>>used very often?
>>
>
>
>
Discount Tire, or Discount Tire. They come reasonably close to Tire
Rack in price and offer free repairs for the life of the tire. Every
now and then they put the Michelin LTX M+S on sale.
billy ray proclaimed:
> 225-75x16 and 245-70x16 tires are the same height (within 0.7%) so there
> should be no problem
>
> If you use Tire Rack be advised they only list tire brands they carry.... in
> the SIZES they carry.
>
> For example you can find my Kumho Venture AT-825 via manufacturer search or
> by tire type (On-Off Road All Terrain) but if you enter 2002 Jeep Grand
> Cherokee Laredo they will have no Kumho matches because earlier this year
> they stopped carrying the standard size. They do carry the 245 in the KL-78
> model but not the -825.
>
> If you go to the Kumho website you see that both sizes are made in the -825
> model
>
> Interesting enough... this tire used to be on the 'Best Sellers' list
>
>
>
> "Mike20878" <mrosen@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1162652288.977202.259490@h48g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com...
>
>>Mike20878 wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Does Costco have more than they show on their website? When I search
>>>for tire for my car only the BFG Longtrail comes up. I'll have to stop
>>>by in person and see what they've got.
>>>
>>>The LTX also don't show up when I do a search on tirerack.com. Is it
>>>because I am sticking to the original equipment size? I have been
>>>figuring I should be sticking to the standard 225/75-16 size. The
>>>optional size is 245/70-16.
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>Mike
>>
>>Answered my own question by changing the search parameters. :)
>>
>>If I get a larger size tire does it mean I have to also buy a new
>>spare? Or is it safe to have a 225/75-16 size spare since it won't be
>>used very often?
>>
>
>
>
11-04-2006, 08:07 PM
#73
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Need new tires for 2002 Grand Cherokee Laredo
Check around your area and see if you have an Americas Tire, Americas
Discount Tire, or Discount Tire. They come reasonably close to Tire
Rack in price and offer free repairs for the life of the tire. Every
now and then they put the Michelin LTX M+S on sale.
billy ray proclaimed:
> 225-75x16 and 245-70x16 tires are the same height (within 0.7%) so there
> should be no problem
>
> If you use Tire Rack be advised they only list tire brands they carry.... in
> the SIZES they carry.
>
> For example you can find my Kumho Venture AT-825 via manufacturer search or
> by tire type (On-Off Road All Terrain) but if you enter 2002 Jeep Grand
> Cherokee Laredo they will have no Kumho matches because earlier this year
> they stopped carrying the standard size. They do carry the 245 in the KL-78
> model but not the -825.
>
> If you go to the Kumho website you see that both sizes are made in the -825
> model
>
> Interesting enough... this tire used to be on the 'Best Sellers' list
>
>
>
> "Mike20878" <mrosen@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1162652288.977202.259490@h48g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com...
>
>>Mike20878 wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Does Costco have more than they show on their website? When I search
>>>for tire for my car only the BFG Longtrail comes up. I'll have to stop
>>>by in person and see what they've got.
>>>
>>>The LTX also don't show up when I do a search on tirerack.com. Is it
>>>because I am sticking to the original equipment size? I have been
>>>figuring I should be sticking to the standard 225/75-16 size. The
>>>optional size is 245/70-16.
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>Mike
>>
>>Answered my own question by changing the search parameters. :)
>>
>>If I get a larger size tire does it mean I have to also buy a new
>>spare? Or is it safe to have a 225/75-16 size spare since it won't be
>>used very often?
>>
>
>
>
Discount Tire, or Discount Tire. They come reasonably close to Tire
Rack in price and offer free repairs for the life of the tire. Every
now and then they put the Michelin LTX M+S on sale.
billy ray proclaimed:
> 225-75x16 and 245-70x16 tires are the same height (within 0.7%) so there
> should be no problem
>
> If you use Tire Rack be advised they only list tire brands they carry.... in
> the SIZES they carry.
>
> For example you can find my Kumho Venture AT-825 via manufacturer search or
> by tire type (On-Off Road All Terrain) but if you enter 2002 Jeep Grand
> Cherokee Laredo they will have no Kumho matches because earlier this year
> they stopped carrying the standard size. They do carry the 245 in the KL-78
> model but not the -825.
>
> If you go to the Kumho website you see that both sizes are made in the -825
> model
>
> Interesting enough... this tire used to be on the 'Best Sellers' list
>
>
>
> "Mike20878" <mrosen@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1162652288.977202.259490@h48g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com...
>
>>Mike20878 wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Does Costco have more than they show on their website? When I search
>>>for tire for my car only the BFG Longtrail comes up. I'll have to stop
>>>by in person and see what they've got.
>>>
>>>The LTX also don't show up when I do a search on tirerack.com. Is it
>>>because I am sticking to the original equipment size? I have been
>>>figuring I should be sticking to the standard 225/75-16 size. The
>>>optional size is 245/70-16.
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>Mike
>>
>>Answered my own question by changing the search parameters. :)
>>
>>If I get a larger size tire does it mean I have to also buy a new
>>spare? Or is it safe to have a 225/75-16 size spare since it won't be
>>used very often?
>>
>
>
>
11-04-2006, 09:16 PM
#74
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Need new tires for 2002 Grand Cherokee Laredo
You should also check your local family owned tire outlets, their prices and
service might surprise you.
"Lon" <lon.stowell@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:XamdnX20QszapNDYnZ2dnUVZ_sydnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
> Check around your area and see if you have an Americas Tire, Americas
> Discount Tire, or Discount Tire. They come reasonably close to Tire Rack
> in price and offer free repairs for the life of the tire. Every now and
> then they put the Michelin LTX M+S on sale.
>
> billy ray proclaimed:
>
>> 225-75x16 and 245-70x16 tires are the same height (within 0.7%) so there
>> should be no problem
>>
>> If you use Tire Rack be advised they only list tire brands they carry....
>> in the SIZES they carry.
>>
>> For example you can find my Kumho Venture AT-825 via manufacturer search
>> or by tire type (On-Off Road All Terrain) but if you enter 2002 Jeep
>> Grand Cherokee Laredo they will have no Kumho matches because earlier
>> this year they stopped carrying the standard size. They do carry the 245
>> in the KL-78 model but not the -825.
>>
>> If you go to the Kumho website you see that both sizes are made in
>> the -825 model
>>
>> Interesting enough... this tire used to be on the 'Best Sellers' list
>>
>>
>>
>> "Mike20878" <mrosen@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1162652288.977202.259490@h48g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com...
>>
>>>Mike20878 wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Does Costco have more than they show on their website? When I search
>>>>for tire for my car only the BFG Longtrail comes up. I'll have to stop
>>>>by in person and see what they've got.
>>>>
>>>>The LTX also don't show up when I do a search on tirerack.com. Is it
>>>>because I am sticking to the original equipment size? I have been
>>>>figuring I should be sticking to the standard 225/75-16 size. The
>>>>optional size is 245/70-16.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>Mike
>>>
>>>Answered my own question by changing the search parameters. :)
>>>
>>>If I get a larger size tire does it mean I have to also buy a new
>>>spare? Or is it safe to have a 225/75-16 size spare since it won't be
>>>used very often?
>>>
>>
>>
service might surprise you.
"Lon" <lon.stowell@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:XamdnX20QszapNDYnZ2dnUVZ_sydnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
> Check around your area and see if you have an Americas Tire, Americas
> Discount Tire, or Discount Tire. They come reasonably close to Tire Rack
> in price and offer free repairs for the life of the tire. Every now and
> then they put the Michelin LTX M+S on sale.
>
> billy ray proclaimed:
>
>> 225-75x16 and 245-70x16 tires are the same height (within 0.7%) so there
>> should be no problem
>>
>> If you use Tire Rack be advised they only list tire brands they carry....
>> in the SIZES they carry.
>>
>> For example you can find my Kumho Venture AT-825 via manufacturer search
>> or by tire type (On-Off Road All Terrain) but if you enter 2002 Jeep
>> Grand Cherokee Laredo they will have no Kumho matches because earlier
>> this year they stopped carrying the standard size. They do carry the 245
>> in the KL-78 model but not the -825.
>>
>> If you go to the Kumho website you see that both sizes are made in
>> the -825 model
>>
>> Interesting enough... this tire used to be on the 'Best Sellers' list
>>
>>
>>
>> "Mike20878" <mrosen@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1162652288.977202.259490@h48g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com...
>>
>>>Mike20878 wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Does Costco have more than they show on their website? When I search
>>>>for tire for my car only the BFG Longtrail comes up. I'll have to stop
>>>>by in person and see what they've got.
>>>>
>>>>The LTX also don't show up when I do a search on tirerack.com. Is it
>>>>because I am sticking to the original equipment size? I have been
>>>>figuring I should be sticking to the standard 225/75-16 size. The
>>>>optional size is 245/70-16.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>Mike
>>>
>>>Answered my own question by changing the search parameters. :)
>>>
>>>If I get a larger size tire does it mean I have to also buy a new
>>>spare? Or is it safe to have a 225/75-16 size spare since it won't be
>>>used very often?
>>>
>>
>>
11-04-2006, 09:16 PM
#75
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Need new tires for 2002 Grand Cherokee Laredo
You should also check your local family owned tire outlets, their prices and
service might surprise you.
"Lon" <lon.stowell@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:XamdnX20QszapNDYnZ2dnUVZ_sydnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
> Check around your area and see if you have an Americas Tire, Americas
> Discount Tire, or Discount Tire. They come reasonably close to Tire Rack
> in price and offer free repairs for the life of the tire. Every now and
> then they put the Michelin LTX M+S on sale.
>
> billy ray proclaimed:
>
>> 225-75x16 and 245-70x16 tires are the same height (within 0.7%) so there
>> should be no problem
>>
>> If you use Tire Rack be advised they only list tire brands they carry....
>> in the SIZES they carry.
>>
>> For example you can find my Kumho Venture AT-825 via manufacturer search
>> or by tire type (On-Off Road All Terrain) but if you enter 2002 Jeep
>> Grand Cherokee Laredo they will have no Kumho matches because earlier
>> this year they stopped carrying the standard size. They do carry the 245
>> in the KL-78 model but not the -825.
>>
>> If you go to the Kumho website you see that both sizes are made in
>> the -825 model
>>
>> Interesting enough... this tire used to be on the 'Best Sellers' list
>>
>>
>>
>> "Mike20878" <mrosen@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1162652288.977202.259490@h48g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com...
>>
>>>Mike20878 wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Does Costco have more than they show on their website? When I search
>>>>for tire for my car only the BFG Longtrail comes up. I'll have to stop
>>>>by in person and see what they've got.
>>>>
>>>>The LTX also don't show up when I do a search on tirerack.com. Is it
>>>>because I am sticking to the original equipment size? I have been
>>>>figuring I should be sticking to the standard 225/75-16 size. The
>>>>optional size is 245/70-16.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>Mike
>>>
>>>Answered my own question by changing the search parameters. :)
>>>
>>>If I get a larger size tire does it mean I have to also buy a new
>>>spare? Or is it safe to have a 225/75-16 size spare since it won't be
>>>used very often?
>>>
>>
>>
service might surprise you.
"Lon" <lon.stowell@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:XamdnX20QszapNDYnZ2dnUVZ_sydnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
> Check around your area and see if you have an Americas Tire, Americas
> Discount Tire, or Discount Tire. They come reasonably close to Tire Rack
> in price and offer free repairs for the life of the tire. Every now and
> then they put the Michelin LTX M+S on sale.
>
> billy ray proclaimed:
>
>> 225-75x16 and 245-70x16 tires are the same height (within 0.7%) so there
>> should be no problem
>>
>> If you use Tire Rack be advised they only list tire brands they carry....
>> in the SIZES they carry.
>>
>> For example you can find my Kumho Venture AT-825 via manufacturer search
>> or by tire type (On-Off Road All Terrain) but if you enter 2002 Jeep
>> Grand Cherokee Laredo they will have no Kumho matches because earlier
>> this year they stopped carrying the standard size. They do carry the 245
>> in the KL-78 model but not the -825.
>>
>> If you go to the Kumho website you see that both sizes are made in
>> the -825 model
>>
>> Interesting enough... this tire used to be on the 'Best Sellers' list
>>
>>
>>
>> "Mike20878" <mrosen@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1162652288.977202.259490@h48g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com...
>>
>>>Mike20878 wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Does Costco have more than they show on their website? When I search
>>>>for tire for my car only the BFG Longtrail comes up. I'll have to stop
>>>>by in person and see what they've got.
>>>>
>>>>The LTX also don't show up when I do a search on tirerack.com. Is it
>>>>because I am sticking to the original equipment size? I have been
>>>>figuring I should be sticking to the standard 225/75-16 size. The
>>>>optional size is 245/70-16.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>Mike
>>>
>>>Answered my own question by changing the search parameters. :)
>>>
>>>If I get a larger size tire does it mean I have to also buy a new
>>>spare? Or is it safe to have a 225/75-16 size spare since it won't be
>>>used very often?
>>>
>>
>>
11-04-2006, 09:16 PM
#76
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Need new tires for 2002 Grand Cherokee Laredo
You should also check your local family owned tire outlets, their prices and
service might surprise you.
"Lon" <lon.stowell@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:XamdnX20QszapNDYnZ2dnUVZ_sydnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
> Check around your area and see if you have an Americas Tire, Americas
> Discount Tire, or Discount Tire. They come reasonably close to Tire Rack
> in price and offer free repairs for the life of the tire. Every now and
> then they put the Michelin LTX M+S on sale.
>
> billy ray proclaimed:
>
>> 225-75x16 and 245-70x16 tires are the same height (within 0.7%) so there
>> should be no problem
>>
>> If you use Tire Rack be advised they only list tire brands they carry....
>> in the SIZES they carry.
>>
>> For example you can find my Kumho Venture AT-825 via manufacturer search
>> or by tire type (On-Off Road All Terrain) but if you enter 2002 Jeep
>> Grand Cherokee Laredo they will have no Kumho matches because earlier
>> this year they stopped carrying the standard size. They do carry the 245
>> in the KL-78 model but not the -825.
>>
>> If you go to the Kumho website you see that both sizes are made in
>> the -825 model
>>
>> Interesting enough... this tire used to be on the 'Best Sellers' list
>>
>>
>>
>> "Mike20878" <mrosen@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1162652288.977202.259490@h48g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com...
>>
>>>Mike20878 wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Does Costco have more than they show on their website? When I search
>>>>for tire for my car only the BFG Longtrail comes up. I'll have to stop
>>>>by in person and see what they've got.
>>>>
>>>>The LTX also don't show up when I do a search on tirerack.com. Is it
>>>>because I am sticking to the original equipment size? I have been
>>>>figuring I should be sticking to the standard 225/75-16 size. The
>>>>optional size is 245/70-16.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>Mike
>>>
>>>Answered my own question by changing the search parameters. :)
>>>
>>>If I get a larger size tire does it mean I have to also buy a new
>>>spare? Or is it safe to have a 225/75-16 size spare since it won't be
>>>used very often?
>>>
>>
>>
service might surprise you.
"Lon" <lon.stowell@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:XamdnX20QszapNDYnZ2dnUVZ_sydnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
> Check around your area and see if you have an Americas Tire, Americas
> Discount Tire, or Discount Tire. They come reasonably close to Tire Rack
> in price and offer free repairs for the life of the tire. Every now and
> then they put the Michelin LTX M+S on sale.
>
> billy ray proclaimed:
>
>> 225-75x16 and 245-70x16 tires are the same height (within 0.7%) so there
>> should be no problem
>>
>> If you use Tire Rack be advised they only list tire brands they carry....
>> in the SIZES they carry.
>>
>> For example you can find my Kumho Venture AT-825 via manufacturer search
>> or by tire type (On-Off Road All Terrain) but if you enter 2002 Jeep
>> Grand Cherokee Laredo they will have no Kumho matches because earlier
>> this year they stopped carrying the standard size. They do carry the 245
>> in the KL-78 model but not the -825.
>>
>> If you go to the Kumho website you see that both sizes are made in
>> the -825 model
>>
>> Interesting enough... this tire used to be on the 'Best Sellers' list
>>
>>
>>
>> "Mike20878" <mrosen@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1162652288.977202.259490@h48g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com...
>>
>>>Mike20878 wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Does Costco have more than they show on their website? When I search
>>>>for tire for my car only the BFG Longtrail comes up. I'll have to stop
>>>>by in person and see what they've got.
>>>>
>>>>The LTX also don't show up when I do a search on tirerack.com. Is it
>>>>because I am sticking to the original equipment size? I have been
>>>>figuring I should be sticking to the standard 225/75-16 size. The
>>>>optional size is 245/70-16.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>Mike
>>>
>>>Answered my own question by changing the search parameters. :)
>>>
>>>If I get a larger size tire does it mean I have to also buy a new
>>>spare? Or is it safe to have a 225/75-16 size spare since it won't be
>>>used very often?
>>>
>>
>>
11-05-2006, 07:29 PM
#77
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Need new tires for 2002 Grand Cherokee Laredo
I'll be damned. Last time I checked, they didn't carry them. Almost
the same price as I got with Costco's $100-off coupon. I've done
business with Tirerack.com before. Damn good outfit. I'll be buying
from them again next time around.
the same price as I got with Costco's $100-off coupon. I've done
business with Tirerack.com before. Damn good outfit. I'll be buying
from them again next time around.
11-05-2006, 07:29 PM
#78
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Need new tires for 2002 Grand Cherokee Laredo
I'll be damned. Last time I checked, they didn't carry them. Almost
the same price as I got with Costco's $100-off coupon. I've done
business with Tirerack.com before. Damn good outfit. I'll be buying
from them again next time around.
the same price as I got with Costco's $100-off coupon. I've done
business with Tirerack.com before. Damn good outfit. I'll be buying
from them again next time around.
11-05-2006, 07:29 PM
#79
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Re: Need new tires for 2002 Grand Cherokee Laredo
I'll be damned. Last time I checked, they didn't carry them. Almost
the same price as I got with Costco's $100-off coupon. I've done
business with Tirerack.com before. Damn good outfit. I'll be buying
from them again next time around.
the same price as I got with Costco's $100-off coupon. I've done
business with Tirerack.com before. Damn good outfit. I'll be buying
from them again next time around.
11-05-2006, 07:40 PM
#80
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Re: Need new tires for 2002 Grand Cherokee Laredo
Outatime wrote:
> I'll be damned. Last time I checked, they didn't carry them. Almost
> the same price as I got with Costco's $100-off coupon. I've done
> business with Tirerack.com before. Damn good outfit. I'll be buying
> from them again next time around.
I've found a local chain (Tires Plus) matches the tire-rack price (plus
shipping). The advantage is I got free rotation and lifetime balance
with a fairly national chain. Well, national in as much as they have
an outlet in cities I usually drive to.
--
DougW
> I'll be damned. Last time I checked, they didn't carry them. Almost
> the same price as I got with Costco's $100-off coupon. I've done
> business with Tirerack.com before. Damn good outfit. I'll be buying
> from them again next time around.
I've found a local chain (Tires Plus) matches the tire-rack price (plus
shipping). The advantage is I got free rotation and lifetime balance
with a fairly national chain. Well, national in as much as they have
an outlet in cities I usually drive to.
--
DougW