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<blockquote data-quote="Prowler573" data-source="post: 1307818" data-attributes="member: 561023">Again, that will be dependant on where online you purchase from. Discount Tire is a bloody huge company. B&amp;amp;M outlets all over the freggin&#039; US. Unfortunately for me, however there isn&#039;t a single one in the state of Louisiana. There is one that&#039;s only a 45 minute drive from me in Tyler, TX. That&#039;s where I went to buy tires when I needed to replace the ones that came on my wheels when I originally bought them. They gave me such a better price on the size tires that I needed that after getting prices from all over town locally it was worth the gas to drive to Tyler and back for a set of tires. (The closest local competitor was still higher than DT by over $150 and it did not cost me $150 to drive an 80 mile round-trip) My road hazard warranty, my lifetime balancing, my free rotation every 6K miles, etc etc etc is all handled by Discount Tire. It&#039;s simply unfortunate for me that I don&#039;t have one locally. But I would get treated just the same if I did. And being that Louisiana is but one of the FIFTY states I would assume that it&#039;s possible that someone else who is somewhere else wanting to buy some new rims might have one closer to them than I do.There are two reasons I automatically suggest Discount Tire Direct dot com every time I see a question about decent wheel deals.1) I got an **** good deal from them and was treated very well by them.2) It&#039;s a several-decades-old, nationwide company. You can safely assume that any dealings you have with them are on the up-n-up.Certainly if you can find a good deal locally then go get it! By all means don&#039;t skip by a better thing just &#039;cause I like DTD.com. In my experience, however, they are well worth checking out. That&#039;s all I was saying. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Prowler573, post: 1307818, member: 561023"] Again, that will be dependant on where online you purchase from. Discount Tire is a bloody huge company. B&M outlets all over the freggin' US. Unfortunately for me, however there isn't a single one in the state of Louisiana. There is one that's only a 45 minute drive from me in Tyler, TX. That's where I went to buy tires when I needed to replace the ones that came on my wheels when I originally bought them. They gave me such a better price on the size tires that I needed that after getting prices from all over town locally it was worth the gas to drive to Tyler and back for a set of tires. (The closest local competitor was still higher than DT by over $150 and it did not cost me $150 to drive an 80 mile round-trip) My road hazard warranty, my lifetime balancing, my free rotation every 6K miles, etc etc etc is all handled by Discount Tire. It's simply unfortunate for me that I don't have one locally. But I would get treated just the same if I did. And being that Louisiana is but one of the FIFTY states I would assume that it's possible that someone else who is somewhere else wanting to buy some new rims might have one closer to them than I do. There are two reasons I automatically suggest Discount Tire Direct dot com every time I see a question about decent wheel deals. 1) I got an **** good deal from them and was treated very well by them. 2) It's a several-decades-old, nationwide company. You can safely assume that any dealings you have with them are on the up-n-up. Certainly if you can find a good deal locally then go get it! By all means don't skip by a better thing just 'cause I like DTD.com. In my experience, however, they are well worth checking out. That's all I was saying. [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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