I cancelled my order at Sears for these tires. I was at WalMart today and just for kicks I priced them there.

$955.99 for 4 Pilot Sport A/S 235 50 17. That's tax, m/b and road hazzard.

This is the best price I have found.

 

thats a good price, because even tirerack who is usually pretty cheap is charging $900 shipped, obviously not mounted/balanced.

 

Go get them man!
That's a steal.

check my website for pictures of this tires

Erwin

 

$211.99 each, including mounting, balancing, and road hazard. Plus, as a new member of Costco, they gave me a $60 rebate coupon on any 4 Michelin tires which comes off this price.

Tax not included in this price.

 

is that for 225/50/17 or 235 costco refuse to install my 235/50
so I have no idea where you are at but I am in TX.

Erwin

 

That was for 235/50-17's. I'm in New Jersey. I just called for the price. Didn't tell them what make/model the car is.

Why would they refuse to install 235/50? The tire is spec'ed for 6.5-8.5". The OEM 17's are 7", well within spec for this tire? I could see them not wanting to do 235/45, but 235/50 should NOT be a problem!

 

check this thread below

Tire Discussion
and let me know what do you think.

Erwin

 

I'll try to avoid this problem by making sure Costco knows exactly what car/rims the tires will be mounted on WHEN I PLACE THE ORDER. Hopefully they won't give me a problem. If they do, I'll have them look at the rim width specs for that tire hopefully they'll agree it is OK.

 

Got my 235/50-17 Pilot Sports A/S's installed by Costco last week! They initially refused to place the order for this size, but agreed after they checked and found that 225/50-17's were out of stock. The guy said the computer came up with 235/45-17. I didn't want 235/45-17.

I nicely explained that the 235/45-17 required 7.5" rims, that the OEM 17's were only 7.0" wide, and the 235/50 only required 7.0" rims. I suggested he could check multiple posts on this forum where people had gone with 235/50-17 and not had rubbing problems. I also suggested he check the Michelin web-site to confirm my information. I guess I sounded like I knew what I was talking about (Thanks maxima.org!!!), because he agreed that the 235/50-17 would be fine, placed the order, and installed them 10 days later after they arrived.