[Jacka]

Can someone recommend good tire stores, aside from chain stores like Costco or Canadian Tire? It's for 08 CR-V - winter / all season tire.

[1exotic]

United States of America

[kokanee_vtec]

United States of America

Thats where i'm heading for tires after summer.

[Jacka]

for US, do I select shipping to Point Robert?

[Gh0stRider]

for US, do I select shipping to Point Robert?

if you wanna save yourself some $, yes.

[d1]

What's wrong with costco?

[Vo007]

Depends, whats your reason for asking in RS. Obviously you thought something was wrong with Costco to ask, i'm assuming.

In regards to here, you could check out other major auto repair places, big-o tires, kal tires, midas, or even check out grandview tires, they mainly sell bridgestone/firestone.

Given that you want to get it done within the day, but they are right, US is cheaper if you have some tread time to wait, its not raining yet, so you have some time.

[toyota86]

tirerack

[RabidRat]

tirerack

they're almost always more expensive though, unless they're doing a clearance sale

[Matsuda]

anyone buy from discounttire.com? thinking of getting my 18"s from there

[chucki]

anyone buy from discounttire.com? thinking of getting my 18"s from there

Yeah they are legit, I bought several sets from them. Just ship them to Point Roberts (www.thelettercarrier.com).

[kokanee_vtec]

for US, do I select shipping to Point Robert?

Why not just drive down to Bellingham and get them installed?

[slow-fastback]

discounttiredirect.com

free shipping for wheels/tires (within USA)!

[skylinergtr]

SORA'T wheels and tires in North Vancouver. They are a sponsor too i think.

[TRDood]

discounttiredirect.com

free shipping for wheels/tires (within USA)!

free mounting if you buy a wheel+tire set.

funny thing is, discount tire will price match discounttiresdirect :D

I got my Bridgestone all seasons from Firestone in Portland last year, compared to here, I saved about 50%. Most shops give you a free alignment, I don't know if they do a good job though.. haha

[1BADMR2]

Why not just drive down to Bellingham and get them installed?

+1
Save some money. I did this and i saved a couple of hundred $$ doing this. I went to Les Schwab tires, good service too and the guys there laughed at how expensive tires are in Canada (among other items).

[dhari]

+1
Save some money. I did this and i saved a couple of hundred $$ doing this. I went to Les Schwab tires, good service too and the guys there laughed at how expensive tires are in Canada (among other items).

+100:thumbsup:

[hk20000]

+200

[Mugen EvOlutioN]

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[too_slow]

Just drive to discount tire co exit 204 (2 before the premium outlets).. 30 min drive.. saved $300cdn on buying 4 Pirelli P6 215 50 17 tires vs buying local..

[SilverBlitz]

i got a 50 dollars off discount tires coupon if any one wants it but must have your tires installed there

[keifun]

+1 for discount tire direct.

bought two sets of tires from them, and my friends all have bought tires from them too. Awesome prices and free shipping to Blaine/Pt.Roberts for pickup. You save so much more compared to buying locally.

[jackal]

i've bought 50+tires from discounttiredirect. other ones to look out for are

onlinetires.com the next best and carries WAY more brands then dtd
tires-easy.com based out of oregon so if your in the mood to check out mount rainer or something you could actually just pick them up
tirerack.com more expensive but they are reputable
citytireonline.com best guys to deal with but less selection and they don't stock as much as the big guys.

all are good choices


if your at all price sensitive then your a moron to buy tires in canada. if money is no issue then go to kal tire and pay up the ass but you don't have to do anything but enjoy their horrible complimentary coffee

[umpadupa]

y not try our RS sponsors?

[Mugen EvOlutioN]

because ppl are too cheap to pay a little bit more for the service , as well as the travel time that they save buying local.

Might as well buy a car and a house down in the states while they are at it
:rolleyes:

[boibuddha]

You'll save tons of money heading down to the states. I have family down in the Seattle area and needed tires anyways. I picked up a set of tires for ~$600 from discount tire as opposed to buying locally which would have cost me over $1000.

For local guys, check out Volco. Everytime I've been there, they've been really helpful and they're prices aren't bad either.

[jackal]

because ppl are too cheap to pay a little bit more for the service , as well as the travel time that they save buying local.

Might as well buy a car and a house down in the states while they are at it
:rolleyes:

ignorance is bliss i guess :dead: