Options to TireRack.com
04-10-2004, 07:23 AM
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Options to TireRack.com
Greetings,
Now that the northeast is FINALLY getting some warmer weather and the potholes are getting filled; the itch to put new shoes on my Max is getting stronger. It looks like I'm gonna go up to 19's and sell my 18's with worn out Nitto's.
I have purchased from TireRack on other ocassions with much satisfaction but I'm looking for options since I'm not thrilled with their selection of 19" wheels and they don't carry Nitto products. closest thing I saw was the Goodyear g-force.
Are there any other reputable sites that offer equal or better products with more selection and have a great website that I can maybe even see the wheels on my car before buying. BTW, don't try that on TireRack today, it's busted.
I don't want chrome, I'm more conservative.
Thanks,
Bill
Now that the northeast is FINALLY getting some warmer weather and the potholes are getting filled; the itch to put new shoes on my Max is getting stronger. It looks like I'm gonna go up to 19's and sell my 18's with worn out Nitto's.
I have purchased from TireRack on other ocassions with much satisfaction but I'm looking for options since I'm not thrilled with their selection of 19" wheels and they don't carry Nitto products. closest thing I saw was the Goodyear g-force.
Are there any other reputable sites that offer equal or better products with more selection and have a great website that I can maybe even see the wheels on my car before buying. BTW, don't try that on TireRack today, it's busted.
I don't want chrome, I'm more conservative.
Thanks,
Bill
04-10-2004, 07:36 AM
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Originally Posted by 2k2whitemaxi
ok so what is the reason for this thread??
and what 18's are you going to sell
-J
and what 18's are you going to sell
-J
04-10-2004, 07:45 AM
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Originally Posted by TrexMax001
I'm looking for alternatives to tirerack.com and the 18's I'm selling to a friend. I think I made that pretty clear by the title "Options to TireRack.com"
-J
04-10-2004, 07:52 AM
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Originally Posted by 2k2whitemaxi
no it would have been clearer if you put "alternatives to tirerack"
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04-10-2004, 07:55 AM
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Originally Posted by TrexMax001
Greetings,
Now that the northeast is FINALLY getting some warmer weather and the potholes are getting filled
Now that the northeast is FINALLY getting some warmer weather and the potholes are getting filled
04-10-2004, 07:03 PM
#10
here are some other ones that others have suggested:
http://www.edgeracing.com/
http://onlinetires.com/main.html
http://www.vulcantire.com/index.html
http://www.edgeracing.com/
http://onlinetires.com/main.html
http://www.vulcantire.com/index.html
04-11-2004, 09:01 AM
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04-13-2004, 11:03 AM
#13
If you kno what you want, wheelmax is good. My bro bought from them. But agreed... not the best telephon reps there. Vulcan is praised over in the WRX forums, so can't go wrong. WheelOptions are negotiable... just call them, talk to Vic, tell him you're with ImportHookup.com and he'll work with you. Pretty knowledgable... but 10% of the time he's bs'ing you. Just don't get your stuff installed there...
Jae
Jae
04-13-2004, 04:15 PM
#14
do you have any pictures of the wheels?
Originally Posted by TrexMax001
Greetings,
Now that the northeast is FINALLY getting some warmer weather and the potholes are getting filled; the itch to put new shoes on my Max is getting stronger. It looks like I'm gonna go up to 19's and sell my 18's with worn out Nitto's.
I have purchased from TireRack on other ocassions with much satisfaction but I'm looking for options since I'm not thrilled with their selection of 19" wheels and they don't carry Nitto products. closest thing I saw was the Goodyear g-force.
Are there any other reputable sites that offer equal or better products with more selection and have a great website that I can maybe even see the wheels on my car before buying. BTW, don't try that on TireRack today, it's busted.
I don't want chrome, I'm more conservative.
Thanks,
Bill
Now that the northeast is FINALLY getting some warmer weather and the potholes are getting filled; the itch to put new shoes on my Max is getting stronger. It looks like I'm gonna go up to 19's and sell my 18's with worn out Nitto's.
I have purchased from TireRack on other ocassions with much satisfaction but I'm looking for options since I'm not thrilled with their selection of 19" wheels and they don't carry Nitto products. closest thing I saw was the Goodyear g-force.
Are there any other reputable sites that offer equal or better products with more selection and have a great website that I can maybe even see the wheels on my car before buying. BTW, don't try that on TireRack today, it's busted.
I don't want chrome, I'm more conservative.
Thanks,
Bill
04-14-2004, 09:13 AM
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Originally Posted by NT2SHBBY
im exploring these guys now. they look pretty damn good and thier price is yet to be beaten. they have a 1800 number.....something that i personally require froma company that i am ordering from online. they also have multiple shipping locations and UPS ground is free!!! what else can you ask for?
in the past i have used tirerack and love ther service, but like you said they dont carry Nitto and i want the *fattest rim protector i can get.
*as per reviews online.
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