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Its important to either ask (if you are buying off EBay) or check yourself if you can for that the tire you are buying is not for example a snow tire - sometimes it can be hard to see from a photo on an auction site but the tires you are buying may have a snow or off road type of tread which will result in extremely poor handling and traction on tar seal. Its important to check that if you are looking for an on road only tire - that is what you end up purchasing.

Buy your tires from a local dealer. I know it's tempting to buy those shiny new tires from an online store. It costs a little less up front, especially since you don't pay sales tax with some vendors. Ahh, but the other costs still get you. You have shipping. Then you have installation. And...if you didn't happen to buy the tires from the shop that installs them, they probably won't rotate your tires for free. Say "goodbye" to $40 every 5K miles.

One place that you can check the price of tires is your local automotive repair shop. Most places that repair vehicles will also sell tires and you may find the set that you need on sale. Often a repair shop will run a promotion on a certain brand of tires or a certain size. If there are several different repair shops in your area then you may want to check with all of them to see which one has the best deal.

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