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09-24-2003, 01:04 PM
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Originally posted by X-AWDriver
[B]I just talked to Discount Tire and the Yoks do have a 50,000 mile warranty while the Revos don't have a mileage warranty at all;they are however priced nearly the same and I can get either out the door for under $600 with everything.
[B]I just talked to Discount Tire and the Yoks do have a 50,000 mile warranty while the Revos don't have a mileage warranty at all;they are however priced nearly the same and I can get either out the door for under $600 with everything.
Definitely Revo's all the way.
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09-24-2003, 02:11 PM
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600 bucks for 4 Yokohama tires, they cost like 100 a tire, thats 400 with 4 tires, whats the other 2 for
When I get them it will cost me 440
the 40 is for my alignment well to check anyways
When I get them it will cost me 440
the 40 is for my alignment well to check anyways
09-24-2003, 03:56 PM
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I've got Yoko Geo HT-S OE fitment on the Tacoma. HELLA quieter than the firestone Wilderness that were on there. Seem pretty OK in rain, though it's always hard to tell with the empty bed. The only thing I've done off road with them is climb a short, hill with ruts in it that I could done with racing slicks, so I can't really comment on what they'll do off-of-the-road. After a few months seem to be wearing well, the seem to handle well and the bank wasn't broken with the purchase.
$372 form the TireRack (no shipping because I picked them up in Louisiana).
I also had a set of Yoko YK420's on my Galant that handled/wore well and were quiet.
$372 form the TireRack (no shipping because I picked them up in Louisiana).
I also had a set of Yoko YK420's on my Galant that handled/wore well and were quiet.
09-24-2003, 06:40 PM
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Originally posted by EDGE
600 bucks for 4 Yokohama tires, they cost like 100 a tire, thats 400 with 4 tires, whats the other 2 for
When I get them it will cost me 440 the 40 is for my alignment well to check anyways
600 bucks for 4 Yokohama tires, they cost like 100 a tire, thats 400 with 4 tires, whats the other 2 for
When I get them it will cost me 440
the 40 is for my alignment well to check anyways
They cost $577 which includes mounting and balancing,road hazard warranty through discount,tax,etc.
I don't know any place that just charges you just for the tire.
09-25-2003, 07:23 AM
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Originally posted by TRunner
I just bought mine at Discount for under $500. That was special order. Did the price go up on those or are you buying the 32's?
I just bought mine at Discount for under $500. That was special order. Did the price go up on those or are you buying the 32's?
09-25-2003, 07:46 AM
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Go for the AT Revos. Great in the rain, snow and off road. They have a 50k warranty. Get them for the Durango too, as the HT's are very vanilla, comparable to Dunlops or Wrangler RTS's.
09-25-2003, 08:53 AM
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09-25-2003, 10:41 AM
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Originally posted by X-AWDriver
They cost $577 which includes mounting and balancing,road hazard warranty through discount,tax,etc.
I don't know any place that just charges you just for the tire.
They cost $577 which includes mounting and balancing,road hazard warranty through discount,tax,etc.
I don't know any place that just charges you just for the tire.
The road hazard warranty don't need it, I got a nail straight through the the tire, he took it out put a patch in and good as new, cost me 5 bucks for that, if something happens Im not gonna sweat a 100 bucks for a replacement tire, hope I never have to replace all 4 like the Quatto Audi's
If you where in my area I'd hook a 4Runner brother up or anyone that needs tires.
09-25-2003, 11:46 AM
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Originally posted by EDGE
600 bucks for 4 Yokohama tires, they cost like 100 a tire, thats 400 with 4 tires, whats the other 2 for
600 bucks for 4 Yokohama tires, they cost like 100 a tire, thats 400 with 4 tires, whats the other 2 for
09-25-2003, 05:38 PM
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Originally posted by X-AWDriver
Well see,you are pretty sarcastic for having a hookup;not all of us are so fortunate.
Well see,you are pretty sarcastic for having a hookup;not all of us are so fortunate.
I could understand if I was talking to you in person but online their is no emotion and I don't have a hookup, what I meant was if you where in my general area I would tell you where the guy was so you could get the same deal, his family has been doing tires for over 100 years and 90% of his tires are special orders, since he orders so much from the TireRack his shipping is free, he's an awesome tire guy, Im not gonna lie
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