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Old 07-27-2009, 08:40 AM
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Best prices on Toyo tires?
I need a set by Friday, so I want to order this morning. Who usually has the best prices/shipping out there?
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Tirerack doesn't sell Toyo.
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I bought my last set of TOYOs here...

Home Page @ TiresDirect.Net

Great prices and service.
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I bought my last set of TOYOs here...

Home Page @ TiresDirect.Net

Great prices and service.
Thanks, just ordered from them.
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I bought my last set of TOYOs here...

Home Page @ TiresDirect.Net

Great prices and service.
the website claims these are all-seasons. since it appears you live in the frozen tundra region, do you drive on these in the winter months?

i'm not concerned with snow, but cold (freezing temps specifically) and rain conditions are more my question.

they are a lot cheaper than the Michelin AS available. i like Toyos for track car tires but had a set of Open Countrys on a Tahoe that were gawd-awful. thanks.
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Try this website: treadepot.com. You can get a stagger set up for TOYO PROXES STII 275/40/20 and 315/35/20 for less than $680 plus shiping and handling.
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Try this website: treadepot.com. You can get a stagger set up for TOYO PROXES STII 275/40/20 and 315/35/20 for less than $680 plus shiping and handling.
doesn't seem to list the toyo rears... only the dunlops.

Anyway, to the OP, why didn't you buy the set on ebay like you linked? It's better than putting together rims and then tires because if you have a problem, you have to decide who's fault it is... (again, my horrible experience). That is, unless you went with OEM rims and only need the tires now?
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doesn't seem to list the toyo rears... only the dunlops.

Anyway, to the OP, why didn't you buy the set on ebay like you linked? It's better than putting together rims and then tires because if you have a problem, you have to decide who's fault it is... (again, my horrible experience). That is, unless you went with OEM rims and only need the tires now?
The place on ebay couldn't ship fast enough. The dealer is installing these, and I asked them to check for any problems before mounting everything.
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