Where can I buy cheap Michelin all season tires?

tweety

Cuz of my 2003 Mazda  ex sport edition tire are wear out now, need to buy a new set, what I can find the cheapest price is at least $600. But I am kind of poor right now. Please help me
thanks

sheep

Cuz of my 2003 Mazda ex tire are wear out now, need to buy a new set, what I can find the cheapest price is at least $600. But I am kind of poor right now. Please help me
thanks
tweety 發表於 2009-10-16 09:13

Costco?

tweety

But I couldn't find they carry Michelin for my car from their wedsite

sheep

But I couldn't find they carry Michelin for my car from their wedsite
tweety 發表於 2009-10-16 09:30

Try tireland

tweety

Where is tireland in Richmond?
Thanks for your suggestion

sheep

Where is tireland in Richmond?
Thanks for your suggestion
tweety 發表於 2009-10-16 09:34

Don't know exactly the address, it is No5 southbound pass Ironwood Mall make right on the second may be third ave.  where the bus route is. It is on your left. Google might help

yuusaku

try the costco in USA, the price might be 20% cheaper than costco here.
http://tires.costco.com/TSSapp/TireLanding.xhtml
now they also have $70(USD) off for Michelin tires
but make sure you call them before driving all the way south.

yuusaku

btw, 2003 Mazda  ex sport edition?

is that protege? 6? tribute? sorry that i don't know much about mazda.

Lik

Dunno exactly which Mazda you're talking about, but buying from Tire Rack, and having the tires shipped and installed in Ferndale, WA is probably your cheapest solution. With a Protege5, for example, a set of Kumho ASX all season tires is only $66 per tire.

I am certainly not asking you to cheap out on tires (you should never do that), but the rule of thumb is, if you don't want to spend a lot on tires, never buy Michelin, Goodyear, Bridgestone, or Pirelli. In particular, I'd never pay money for low end / OE replacement products from these manufacturers because there are better values to be had from many other manufacturers.

-Lik

shutterbug

Dunno exactly which Mazda you're talking about, but buying from Tire Rack, and having the tires shipped and installed in Ferndale, WA is probably your cheapest solution. With a Protege5, for example,  ...
Lik 發表於 2009-10-16 10:06

If you're talking about summer tires, then you don't need to buy from the major brands; there is Kumho, Falken, etc.  However, for all-season tires the major brands do have better all-seasons, e.g. Pilot Exalto A/S, Bridgestone G 019 Grid.  General has a decent tire too, Altimax HP; it's quite good value for your money.