re: New tires strategy

Give Mcdonald's tires on Florida a call. Good people.

You gonna put some Milestars on a Porsche? If this ain’t some hood rich shite, I don’t know what is

I never understood the point of paying for a Porsche SUV. Either get a real Porsche or get a better SUV for less money.


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My sister has one and I have driven it a few times, once on a road trip. They are fine cars, just don't understand paying that for one. I tell her that a lot

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Not looking for cheap tires. I want good quality tires (replacement) at the least cost.

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So…cheap tires.

Step one: Buy Porsche

Step two: Complain that you cant afford tires

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How many hours have you messed around trying to save a maximum 10%?

You are going to spend $2,000 - $2,500. Take it somewhere that isn’t going to frick up the vehicle.

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Sam's will install Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3 tires for under $1600 assuming OP has the 20" size. I get it's the OT, but overpaying just for the sake of it is fricking dumb

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Let's see; you have a Cayenne but want to go all cheapo on tires?

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It’s like having a 7-course meal with a Diet Coke.

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What’s the least expensive route to take?

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for a Cayenne

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Bad start

tires are one of those items i'm not buying cheap.
cheap tires are just that, cheap. they get nails in them easily, and they play a huge factor in regards to you stopping quick enough to avoid possible death.

stick with the name brand tires that you know are good.