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EndLeSS8 12-20-2012 09:31 AM

Lowest price to locally buy Continental DWS tires?
 
Where can I buy Continental DWS tires, locally, for the lowest price, along with install and balancing?

Thanks in advance

Sky_High 12-20-2012 09:34 AM

RS' sponsors

Even if they don't offer the absolute cheapest prices...it wouldn't be ethical to mention any competitor company's on this forum anyways. But I'm pretty sure any of the RS sponsor will be able to hook you up with a decent price...

/thread

asr 12-20-2012 09:44 AM

Try sorat tires in North Van, they got stock.

inv4zn 12-20-2012 10:49 AM

When you call Sorat, make sure you ask for their manager/boss...I forget his name, but last time I called Sorat and mentioned RS, the guy I spoke to had no idea what that was.

Then I found out on here that the owner knows most about it.

Nvasion 12-20-2012 02:48 PM

why not buy online from discount tire? so much cheaper.

i got my set for 235/40/18 for 800 bucks..

dared3vil0 12-20-2012 05:10 PM

^ Yup. Go to Discount tire direct.

eurochevy 12-20-2012 06:06 PM

tirerack generally has them cheap too

daval 12-20-2012 06:17 PM

what size are you looking for?

Great68 12-20-2012 06:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nvasion (Post 8112045)
why not buy online from discount tire? so much cheaper.

i got my set for 235/40/18 for 800 bucks..

So he can avoid some of the dumb shit that happens when ordering stuff online?

I ordered my Super Sports online from discount tire. When they came in UPS just dumped them beside my garbage cans in our driveway. $1200 of merchandise, just fucking dumped out in the open for anyone to grab.

kkttsang 12-20-2012 06:33 PM

image in motion is pretty good price. ask for the boss peter.

Holeshot 12-20-2012 09:26 PM

Discount tire in Bellingham. Drive down have them mounted.
Posted via RS Mobile

smoothie. 12-21-2012 01:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sky_High (Post 8111796)
RS' sponsors

Even if they don't offer the absolute cheapest prices...it wouldn't be ethical to mention any competitor company's on this forum anyways. But I'm pretty sure any of the RS sponsor will be able to hook you up with a decent price...

/thread

doesnt matter who you know or what "hookup" you have locally.

discount tire etc will be cheaper.

Sky_High 12-21-2012 01:16 AM

^Obviously it would be cheaper in the states for sure...but I'm sure OP has his reason why he specifically asked for "locally" in his post. Whether he needs the tires NOW....no time to go down to the State....no valid passport....etc etc.

GabAlmighty 12-21-2012 08:35 AM

Why not, instead of being a lazy sob, pick up the phone and call some people?

EndLeSS8 12-21-2012 08:43 AM

I'm looking for 215/45/17

Discount was my first choice before posting on RS, I've bought from them before. DWS in 215/45/17 is on nation-wide back order in the USA, so places in the USA can't get them right now.

I phone up a few places locally here already, including some RS sponsors. The place where I get my work done on my car does not have them in stock here.

I was wondering if people had other places APART from RS sponsors to refer me to, that is why I made this post. I will check Image in Motion, I haven't checked them yet.

dared3vil0 12-21-2012 08:53 AM

You can get 225/45/17 at any discount tire south of the border according to there website... 215/225 won't notice much of a difference

Taken from the discount tire website:

Qty Product Information Price Extended


Continental
ExtremeContact DWS
(26859)
Over 20 In Stock

225/45ZR17 91W BSW
A set of 4 tires qualifies for: $30 Visa Prepaid Card Mail-in Rebate with your CarCareONE Card (Details)

$144.00 $576.00
Remove
Environmental Fee (State Required) $1.00 $4.00
Tire Disposal Fee $2.50 $10.00
Valve Stems, Lifetime Rotations FREE
Installation & Lifetime Spin Balancing $16.00 $64.00
Subtotal $654.00
WA 8.70% Sales Tax $56.55
Total "Out the Door" Price $710.55

acurael 12-21-2012 11:30 AM

try speed syndicate. I priced out mine compared to tirerack (shipped to canada). It was about the same price. Same for my bridgestone blizzaks. 50-75 bucks here and there who cares, less hassle and support local business!!

Traum 12-21-2012 11:51 AM

A viable alternative to the Conti DWS is the Kumho Escta 4X. A friend was in exactly the same situation as yours -- originally looking for 215/45/17 DWS, but those were on US national back order (seems like it's been at least 2 months already?), so he went ahead with some Kumho 4X. I think the tires ride a bit stiffer than the DWS and has better turn in than the DWS as well, but it isn't quite as good in the wet.

For the most part, my friend has been very happy with the tire though.

EndLeSS8 12-21-2012 12:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by acurael (Post 8112813)
try speed syndicate. I priced out mine compared to tirerack (shipped to canada). It was about the same price. Same for my bridgestone blizzaks. 50-75 bucks here and there who cares, less hassle and support local business!!

Speed Syndicate is the shop I get my work done at, it was the first place I called locally.
Unfortunately, they are out of stock as well.

tiger_handheld 12-21-2012 01:31 PM

I wish RS had a sponsor page that lists out all the sponsors and their phone #'s and some items they sell.

on topic: Check overseas auto. I remember Jim posting something about these tires when I was looking for tires.

Holeshot 12-21-2012 05:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Traum (Post 8112831)
A viable alternative to the Conti DWS is the Kumho Escta 4X. A friend was in exactly the same situation as yours -- originally looking for 215/45/17 DWS, but those were on US national back order (seems like it's been at least 2 months already?), so he went ahead with some Kumho 4X. I think the tires ride a bit stiffer than the DWS and has better turn in than the DWS as well, but it isn't quite as good in the wet.

For the most part, my friend has been very happy with the tire though.

i had those Kumho 's on my integra, good for the first 20 000 km, then the performance just droppped. Wore funny, vibrated, no grip in the wet. Got everything check out, the tires just shit the bed.
Got Falken 912 cause they were cheap. Now running on Nokian wr2 and couldnt be happier.
Next tire for my new car will be DWS's from discount tire.

jtrinh 12-21-2012 05:09 PM

1010tires.com shows they're available in that size. You can order online and pick up at a Volco tires nearest you.

acurael 12-21-2012 05:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EndLeSS8 (Post 8112874)
Speed Syndicate is the shop I get my work done at, it was the first place I called locally.
Unfortunately, they are out of stock as well.

try to call dales alignment in langley. They have decent prices too. Usually similar to tire racks.

And agree with someone above about online ordering. When i ordered my first pair of winter tires from tirerack and got them shipped to my house they left them outside. Anyone could have stole them. 1200 bucks. :devil:

dared3vil0 12-21-2012 06:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by acurael (Post 8113037)
try to call dales alignment in langley. They have decent prices too. Usually similar to tire racks.

And agree with someone above about online ordering. When i ordered my first pair of winter tires from tirerack and got them shipped to my house they left them outside. Anyone could have stole them. 1200 bucks. :devil:

I've gotten 3 sets of tires shipped via discount tire or tirerack, All i do is call the shipper the day before delivery and tell them that i need to be present for delivery, If i'm not home, They don't get delivered.

ilvtofu 12-21-2012 08:23 PM

lol I actually run 215/45/17 DWS myself,

Just got a few quotes from local places for 225/40/18 DWS and there was a difference of about $40-50 between the most expensive and cheapest places. Give sorat and speed a message they have great prices for local.

Would still save $150 or so buying from the states though, that makes it worthwhile for me

Anyone try the Kumho 4X before? I am considering those too as they are $150 cheaper for my size and they won the tire rack test for budget UHPAS.
I've been really happy with my Continentals especially for wet grip and they really have shown no wear over the last 15000kms but if there is a cheaper alternative that is close I would probably go that route.


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