Bird1606

I got some SuperSnake Alcoa's a few weeks ago and they have been sitting here for a while and I'm starting to get antsy to mount them (not to mention my wife is ratcheting up pressure to get them out of her house and onto my car). I live in Pensacola, FL and there are not a ton of options here (I used to live in Houston where there were plenty) and I'm trying to get a good set of tires for under 800 bucks if possible. We don't have NTB here so I can't use tirerack and have them shipped to NTB, so I'm scratching my head for options. I have 20x9 and 20x10 Alcoa's that I am trying to fit, so I'm thinking 255-35r20 and 275-35r20. Being that I'm in the military and anticipate moving a lot, I'm hoping for a national chain so that I can get road hazard where ever I'm shipped. This seems more difficult than it should be. Does anyone have any recommendations?

Thanks in advance,

howarmat

tirerack.com

discount tire

treaddepot

americanmuscle.com

onlinetires.com

xoxomattyo

I've heard good things about tirerack.com

hockeyman8282

tirerack.com is where i always get mine

808muscle

I dont understand the NTB reason why you can use tirerack. NTB?

I have ordered from tirerack three times, unreal service and prices each time.

patrick

Nuke

Do you want the short list of a 1,000 or the comprehensive list?

I don't think there's anything limiting you from buying from ANY on-line tire supplier. And as far as road hazard, I have probably logged well over 1,000,000 miles and have NEVER needed road hazard. Save your money for mods.

I've ordered tires from Tirerack on at least 2 occasions and have had very good results including receiving a defective tire that was promptly replaced with all S&H of the defective and new tire by Tirerack. Whomever you choose, just find a good shop that you trust with mounting & balancing. But I recommend a RoadForce balance. That'll pick up defects that typical spin balancers won't.