Michelin Advantage Program

Wow after reading this post I am glad I have a C, four tires installed $651.00, I had no ideal that the A's tires cost that much.

It is a fact that most companies who move operations to China do it to improve their profit, not give a consumer a better buy.

I recently had 6 installed (275 70 22.5 XZA2 Energy) for $3850 out the door - no FMAC program, that was their regular pricing. I had quotes ranging from the $3850 up to $5200 for the same tires from both sides of the border. The tires are made in the US.

lryrob9301 wrote:

clinedinstjt wrote:
Just purchased 8 Michelins XRV 305-70R22.5 through the Michelin program. Everything went well. All 8 installed with Equal in each tire was $5619.21

That's $702/tire installed, where did you purchase them?

It's not the dealer that prices em, it's Michelin Advantage fleet pricing. I think TCI or Snyder actually installed mine, but pricing is the same at any Advantage dealer. You pay Michelin thru FMCA for the tire and Fed prices. All other labor/parts, you pay the tire installer.

I've used the Michelin program twice, 2~front...8~rear. Staight forward and easy. Got about $5400 invested for 22.5s. Some of the quotes I got from dealers was double that amount. Happy, but it still hurts.

Getting ready to put Toyo's on mine. Those Mitch's are expensive and probably made in China. I've got the Toyo's for $380 each on the vehicle.

That is about what I paid $4100 install $260 balance front and new valve stems (6) tires
JR

clinedinstjt wrote:
Just purchased 8 Michelins XRV 305-70R22.5 through the Michelin program. Everything went well. All 8 installed with Equal in each tire was $5619.21

That's $702/tire installed, where did you purchase them?

Boy, tires are gettin' expensive.