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10-03-2010 05:03 PM #1
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I still buy mine (except for slicks) locally... Might cost a few bucks, but along with a set of four tires comes free rotations, rebalancing if I don't think it's right, and my money circulating within the community. Most stores around here will do the mount and balance for free when you buy 4 at a time--not so when you bring your tires bought elsewhere in for mounting!!! Wish he was a Hoosier dealer, then I wouldn't have to bother ordering slicks on the 'net! I've also discovered that a lot of the local stores are playing "match that price" on tires and wheels--with a bit of haggling!Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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10-03-2010 05:55 PM #2
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Very good point, Mr. Dave, I also try and do that when possible.
Originally Posted by Dave Severson
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I check in everyday and some are better than others. I don't think Brent has anything to do with the forum anymore, but I'm not sure. Hopefully as time moves on the forum will get better.
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