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Post by nirres01 on Aug 2, 2004 17:26:18 GMT -3
No i know. I was going to go to Town Fair Tire to buy the tires. They don't give the prices on their website so i was just going with the prices from TireRack.com. TFT does give you a free alignment and tire rotations and all that jazz if you buy 2 or more tires. Unless someone knows of a better tire place in northeast Mass (Danvers/Peabody area) i was planning on going to TFT.
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Post by axle on Aug 2, 2004 20:49:21 GMT -3
I have black diamond springs and i love 'em.as for tires on the internet, i have bought two sets of five wheels and tire from 4wheel parts wholsalers,mounted and balanced with a lifetime warranty,and have not had any problems.no one local could come close to the deal! But ,research and make your own desision. hope this helps! Bob
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Post by jps4jeep on Aug 3, 2004 9:54:10 GMT -3
East coast auto works in wilmington Indy Auto Parts in Danvers BJ's in danvers (real good deals on BFG's) NTB in Woburn and about hundred other places Kelly tire in woburn Firestone in Danvers about hundred other smaller shops like 28 Tire in reading Fahey in wakefield
Also if you need help with the lift, drop a line I am in wakefield (real far away)
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Post by TwistedCopper on Aug 7, 2004 20:09:14 GMT -3
Now are the 285/75-16 31" tires? No they are 33's. If you want 31's in a 16" variety look for a set of 245/75/16 which are 31". this is the same stock size tire they put on the Rubicon. I just put a set on my XJ the same exact size. I was looking at the Firestone too, but ended up getting MTR's private sale. Just to let you know, the MTR's are on sale @ tire rack in that size for $117 in the blackwall. Sorry Johhny, but it is a great price
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Post by nirres01 on Aug 26, 2004 11:26:14 GMT -3
Still lookin' and gonna be for a little while because i'm STILL broke. But i'm getting all the info i need to make a wise choice.
Now my question is, if i were to get new rims what kind of offset should i get? Because i am raising my jeep i might want to bring the tires out alittle to compensate for the increased center of gravity. All in all this sucks cause i'm gonna have to spend even more money but i might as well do it right if i'm gonna do it. I've also heard something about spacers between the axle and the rim. Are they good or am i just gonna have problems down the road with them?
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Post by chrometj on Sept 30, 2004 4:19:43 GMT -3
Medfield Tire in Medfield, MA has good deals on tires, the guys there are great too. I'd perfer if you went to Floyd and Glenn's Automotive in Medfield. I use to work there! They're awesome guys and I'm sure if you mentioned my name.....
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Post by 1BadTJ on Sept 30, 2004 9:20:40 GMT -3
Tire Wharehouse in providence.
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