re: Who has the best price on tires

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Not a Nitto fan at all. Side walls are trash. If you just a street beater they are probably fine. But if your off road and lil rough steer clear of Nitto. Cooper is a stronger built sidewall tire of the two. But honestly neither would be on my list of good tires to buy

I just put the ridge grapplers, good riding tire and I like the look. My last set of nittos lasted 60k and still had a little grip left.

I bought dick cepek trail country AT load E tires a few yrs ago. They have been good tires and I got them on clearance for $100 ea. I cant find a decent equivalent for less than $150 ea this time around.

My brother turned me on to the online tire buying. Tires were definitely cheaper and then you just pay for the balance/mount/install from a local tire place.

What I discovered was that my dealership offered tires and I heard they had great prices so I compared them to online buying. The dealership was very competitive (about $30 difference) with the online pricing and I got free rotations and balance for the life of the tire. Both Online and Dealership was $300-$400 cheaper than any tire store I price checked. (I bought BFG AT KO2 in stock size)

Paired with their $13 oil changes I figured I couldn't go wrong with my dealership. When I go in for my oil changes and tire rotation it cost me $15 total with tax. I can't even buy the oil for my truck for that much.

Check with dealerships that offer tires especially if you get free or discounted oil changes. Very convenient for 1 stop shopping.