Trackrig wrote:
When I've had to change my tires on the DP, I've waited until I was in a state that didn't have a sales tax. It will save you several hundred dollars.
Bill
If your primary residence is in a state that DOES have sales tax. Then you just admitted to tax fraud...
Now since I do not work for the Treasury department that's all I'm going to say about it.. Other than you are obligated to report the purchase to your home state and pay what is called USE tax.. Same as Sales tax but for purchases made out of state where you don't pay sales tax.
I do know of cases where people have gone to an event and made purchases to be shipped, in order to avoid sales tax.. and gotten a knock on the door from the tax man.. In fact I attended a couple of those events (just did not buy anything other than hot dogs).
Now to the OP.... Based on the price I paid some years ago.. That sound about right.. And I do like Toyo tires as replacements.
At the time I bought mine that was the price for Mitchelins.. NOT mounted.. Toyos were cheaper by a few thousand after mounting and balancing... So with inflation That sounds about right.
