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Jul 11, 2006

HAZZARDJOHN

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Where to look for a Wheel/tire Package online

I know it has been discussed before, but I searched and search and couldn't find a link I know I seen before (I don't know what else to put in the search). I want to see what kind of wheel tire packages I can get for the new chevy and I know most of you have some online sources that usually will beat the dealers.

Thanks in advance

~HJ

Jul 11, 2006

rolla_guy72

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Superbuytires.com

tirepackage.com

Summit Racing has wheels and tires, also.

Jul 11, 2006

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www.summitracing.com only place i will buy from if you buy your wheels and tires in the same order they will mount and balance for free

Jul 11, 2006

HAZZARDJOHN

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Originally Posted by Redneckstone

www.summitracing.com only place i will buy from if you buy your wheels and tires in the same order they will mount and balance for free

But there BFG Prices are about thirty bucks a tire more than the other people I looked at. I am Looking at a set of 285/75r16 BFG All Terrain T/A's and I haven't picked out rims yet. I am hopeing I can bring the pakage together for less than $1200

Maybe these rims, but I want to be different. Different = expensive though
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...23106+400206+0

~HJ

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Jul 11, 2006

SHOman86

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hate to bust ur bubble..the mt classic IIs are not diff. also try www.tirerack.com

Jul 11, 2006

rolla_guy72

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Tire rack doesn't have many wheels, but they have a good selection of tires and pretty good prices (Summit's are better) but in my case, with the Kumho KL71s, Tire rack is the only company that sells them.

Jul 11, 2006

Rand

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Summit will pricematch anyone... just talk to the right person there.

Jul 11, 2006

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Originally Posted by HAZZARDJOHN

bill got marks tires down really cheap from them when he bought them from there, i dunno if thye price match but give it a try...

:edit:^^ i guess they do price match....

Jul 11, 2006

rolla_guy72

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I did, but Summit CAN'T sell those tires for some reason.

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There aren't the tire size your looking for...but something I priced together a while ago

I'm assuming the price should be similar.

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HAZZARDJOHN

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Originally Posted by SHOman86

hate to bust ur bubble..the mt classic IIs are not diff. also try www.tirerack.com

What I was Trying to say is MT Classics are cheap but I want to be different so I need to find another rim. Haven't found one I like yet

Does anyone know if a 98 Chevy can have 15" rims? That is a great price, but I assumed that since it had 16" rims from the factory it needs them for clearance.

~HJ