how much was the shipping?I can't believe how fast these guys shipped! I placed my order at 10:20PM on Wednesday, I come home from work on Friday and their on my back porch. I bought a set of Falken 912's, they had the best price I could find on the internet, $302 shipped for 195/55/15's. These guys were great all around, totally recommend checking them out along with the big boys when looking for tires.
www.tiresavings.com
December, 2009 :headbang:What's the date of production on the tires you got. I know some of those tire sites sell some 10 year old tires.
I hope you weren't offended by my post. I didn't mean to make it sound like you found a bad site, I just have hard time trusting most sites that look like that. But looks like you found a legit site :thumbs up. Definitely plan on using them in the near future.December, 2009 :headbang:
Never heard about that possibility when buying tires on the internet, that they might be old, good call pepsi. I didn't even know the date of manufacture was on the tire sidewall until you mentioned finding out their date. So everyone knows, it's in the DOT code, the last four digits are the week and year of manufacture. My code is XXXX XXXX 4909, Week 49 of 2009.
You my friend are a life saver .....I hope you weren't offended by my post. I didn't mean to make it sound like you found a bad site, I just have hard time trusting most sites that look like that. But looks like you found a legit site :thumbs up. Definitely plan on using them in the near future.
Here's a video to those that don't know why aged tires aren't always safe
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No way, I wasn't offended at all. I know what you mean. If you go too far down the chain looking for the best deal on something, you really begin rolling the dice that there's gonna be an issue with the item. That old adage, you get what you pay for, proves itself out eventually.I hope you weren't offended by my post. I didn't mean to make it sound like you found a bad site, I just have hard time trusting most sites that look like that.
If you are replacing some with the same size just look on the sidewall of your current tires.How do I find out what size tires I need?