Im almost ready to pull the trigger on new tires for my 2011 Rubicon. Shooting for 35's as I have bushwacker flares and teraflex leveling kit. Who has the best online deals on wheel/tire packages?

 

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When I was researching tires I settled on GY Duratracs 315/70/17. Best deal I found was tirerack.com for the rims I ended up buying from a forum member.

 

Treaddepot.com and discounttiredirect.com have some of the best prices. Discount tire will give forum member discounts as well if you call them. That being said, when I got mine I dealt with a local guy who gets discounts through 4WD.com and he got me all 5 of my 33's and wheels for about $100 cheaper than discount tire, which had the second lowest price.

Discount tire has free shipping and tread depot usually does not... However, tread depot is sometimes a hair cheaper, so you need to compare the same stuff between the two and figure out your best deal for sure

 

After shopping around I think I'm going with my local Discount Tire. Their prices are in the ballpark with online stores and include free rotation and flat repair. If there is a problem with clearance they will swap them out, which can be difficult or expensive online.

 

x2 I have had great pricing and service from the local Discount Tire shop.

 

Regretfully, I dont have a local Discount Tire dealer. The joys of living in the sticks Found a 5 tire and wheel set up from 4WD online that is interesting. 35's with 17x9 wheels for around 2200 bucks. Does anyone know of any discounts available through them??

 

Use Discount Tire Direct. They ship for free mount and balance.

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X2 discount tire direct give them a call and don't forget to mention the forum for discount fast free shipping and they arrive all ready to install very easy to deal with

 

Thanks for the input! I've narrowed it down to discount tire direct and 4WD. Prices seem fairly close and both provide mounting and balancing and TPMS. Does anyone know what discount % is available from each?