best place in central NY to buy tires

Simpletire.com is also a good source. I've used them with good results.

http://chicagotireinc.com/225-70r19.5-tires-Samson-GL283A-14PR-tire/
Then call Mays truck (315) 433-5369 in Syracuse and ask how much to mount and balance. If you want tell them Ben sent you
Tell Mays you want to have the tires shipped there.
These tires are what I am running and have gotten good service from them.
If you are ordering 6 tires call Chicago tire and make them an offer.
Such as 6 tires for $1000.00 delivered.
By the way I live in Eastwood if you need anything

On the bigger sizes I'm back to Long-Park Tire.

the Class A one we are looking at takes 225/70r 19.5.....discount tire doesn't carry them,,,Ideas ??

darsben1 wrote:
+If you do use discount tire direct go through MRREBATES.com. You will get 4% back and a $10.00 bonus from MR Rebates if you are not already a member.

Thats an interesting site. I just read their terms and conditions though and I'm not sure I'd be interested in signing up. The part about sharing my information is a red flag to me. I get enough SPAM without agreeing to take more of it.

I guess it all depends on how much you use it. Maybe the SPAM is worth the $$$ saved. :h I'm thinking for me it's not.

luberhill wrote:

Bruce Brown wrote:
I just checked discounttiredirect, Cooper HT3, $137.00 each delivered to your door. Wait another 2 weeks and look for a sale. They typically run a sale the week before every major holiday. Usually it's around $75-$100 off on a set of 4.



They offer a bunch more too. There is a Corsa brand tire with good reviews for $100.96 each delivered to the door.

Wonder what mounting and balance would be

My local Ford dealer will mount and balance them for $17.50/each.

The local Mom & Pop store prices seem to vary. I've paid as little as $10.00/each and as much as $18.50/each. If you figured $20.00/each I think you'd be safe and maybe even have some $$$ left over.

+If you do use discount tire direct go through MRREBATES.com. You will get 4% back and a $10.00 bonus from MR Rebates if you are not already a member.

Bruce Brown wrote:
I just checked discounttiredirect, Cooper HT3, $137.00 each delivered to your door. Wait another 2 weeks and look for a sale. They typically run a sale the week before every major holiday. Usually it's around $75-$100 off on a set of 4.



They offer a bunch more too. There is a Corsa brand tire with good reviews for $100.96 each delivered to the door.

Wonder what mounting and balance would be

I just checked discounttiredirect, Cooper HT3, $137.00 each delivered to your door. Wait another 2 weeks and look for a sale. They typically run a sale the week before every major holiday. Usually it's around $75-$100 off on a set of 4.

They offer a bunch more too. There is a Corsa brand tire with good reviews for $100.96 each delivered to the door.

Bob & Ann wrote:

J-Rooster wrote:
If you care to purchase Michelin Tires, the XRV Tire is especially designed for RV's, very soft rubber tire made for all the sitting that a RV does. The Michelin factory is in NY and if you join FMCA they have a Michelin Tire Fleet discount tire program. My local tire dealer quoted me $527.00 per tire, plus shipping for the Michelin XRV tire. I payed $325.00 per tire plus no shipping for mine thru the Michelin Fleet tire Program. The tires have to be purchased thru Michelin via credit card. Goodyear Tire is the only other Mfg. that makes a soft rubber tire for RV's. All other tires are hard rubber truck tires. Good Luck with your new tires whichever way you choose to go!

X2 on the FMCA tire program. TCI Tire is part of the FCMA program and they have locations in Rochester, Hicksville and Latham

Thanks Bob, I wasn't aware of that.