Topic: Where is everyone buying tires?

[steve c]

Tires and a lift are in my future.  I've got the suspension lift figured out, but the tires.

I'm in north Orange County.  Does anyone have a good line on some 33' BFG all terrains?

Sorry, I need HELP!

[knightrider]

I like Discounttiredirect.com for tire/wheel combos.  A pallet shows up to your house with tires mounted and balanced ready to go on the truck.  For just tires I like discount tire, and they match anyone's price and will honor the replacement warranty for offroad damage :-)

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[Adio.]

My dad has been going to goldenwest tires in Fullerton for the longest time and he pretty much swears by them. They're right off Euclid, really close to the 91fwy.

[CAWoody]

Anaheim Wheel and Tire on Orangethorpe across from Fry's.  Some of the best prices around.

[Paul]

I've bought at the local America's Tires and get their insurance.

It's about $24 a tire and I've had them replace three tires.

[LupinOne]

America's Tire (aka Discount Tire).  I just put a full set of the Cooper Discoverer ATP on, my second set, and I've been happy.  140/tire and the manager gave me one free.

[steve c]

You guys are rad!  Thanks for all of the responses

I just wanted to make sure there wasn't a magic tire shop that everyone on the forum goes to.

Any other recommendations besides the BFGs would be greatly appreciated!  85% on-road / 15% (if I'm lucky) off-road

Thanks again. 

[CAWoody]

I've been pretty happy with the Nitto Terragrappler. Good traction and no highway howl.

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[ultrapc40]

http://toyotires.com/tire/pattern/open-country-mt-off-road-maximum-traction-tires

The dodge guys that go offroading with these are getting really good life on theirs. Plus BJ Baldwin run them too

[steve c]

http://toyotires.com/tire/pattern/open-country-mt-off-road-maximum-traction-tires

The dodge guys that go offroading with these are getting really good life on theirs. Plus BJ Baldwin run them too

Wow those Toyos are NICE! 

Thanks

[knightrider]

Tire shopping is mostly about service, overhead on tires is really low so you have to mostly look at how much they charge for mounting and whatnot.

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[Ghost65]

You guys are rad!  Thanks for all of the responses

I just wanted to make sure there wasn't a magic tire shop that everyone on the forum goes to.

Any other recommendations besides the BFGs would be greatly appreciated!  85% on-road / 15% (if I'm lucky) off-road

Thanks again. 

What Tim said...Nitto's...but you should also check out the Falken's sold by Discount Tire. 

They have excellent road manners (with your 85% of the road time, this should be a priority), are competitively priced (around $180 per), and I saw them everywhere when I was in Moab (which is an excellent off road proving ground)

Good luck, you have a lot of very capable choices here in this thread.

[SuperSlideStyle]

I love the GoodYear Wrangler DuraTracs.    Had them for 2 YEARS now and I'm only down to 50% thread left.  I've done 80% highway and20% offroad including construction sites on a regular basis.  Great traction, wear, and quiet.  Paid $660 m/b/inst/taxes for 31's, not a cent more at Fairmount tires in downtown Los Angeles.

[ShockBlue_Scott]

Either Discount Tire/Discount Tire Direct (same company). DT can get the tires listed on DTD if you want, it'll be $25 extra but if they have them on the DTD site and not carried at local DT stores its worth it. Especially with their customer service and free balance/rotations.