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|    Michael Trew to Andy Burnelli    |
|    Re: How do YOU choose your tires when yo    |
|    10 Dec 21 21:02:35    |
      From: michael.trew@att.net              On 12/9/2021 16:32, Andy Burnelli wrote:       > I'm buying tires at SimpleTire and the default sort is "recommended" but       > other options are "highest to lowest" and "lowest to highest" choices.       >       > It got me wondering...       > Who sorts a set of 4 tires by price high to low? Or by brand?       >       > I'm 75 and have replaced my tires for decades where my current philosophy is       > that (a) tires are tires, and (if you're replacing all four as a set), then       > you (b) you buy that set by the spec and finally, (c), if the specs are       > almost or exactly the same, then you decide by price (lower is better).              Depends on the car. I own a lot of cars. If a decent vehicle, I'll try       to not buy the cheapest brand. Most Walmart tires are not recommended.        I'd prefer to go to a local shop to get tires and keep the money in my       local economy.              If it's a cheap beater (or a truck with big/expensive tires), I buy used       tires on steep discount. My Geo Metro has a rare size 12" rim, and       those tires are very hard to find. I think I found them on eBay a       couple of years ago, and I took the only brand that I found, because you       take what you can get at that point.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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