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Liner tire
I bought and installed my Toyo Proxes in 'Liner Tire' on Boylston street:
http://www.linertire.com/ They don't have latest balancing equipment. Cost with balancing - $953 |
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I actually find Liner to be quite expensive as compared to other local tire shops, and they do have old equipment...
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boom boom whom do u reccomend in the area?
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Hogan
I find Hogan Tire in Waltham to have much better prices, although if Walmart carries the size you are looking for by chance, they are the cheapest by far...
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I've go between getting the originally installed Michelin Diamaris on line at Tire Rack and Discount Tire. Usually both offer free shipping at one time or another and both often have arrangements where you can have them shipped to any number of local installers.
Haven't tried Toyo's yet, but recently put them on my M3 and may give them a shot on the X5 next time around. Can't get Toyo's at Tire Rack or Discount. |
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