What's Wrong With Our Prices???
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What's Wrong With Our Prices???
Just for the sake of comparing prices for my new summer tires. I called around to see what would be the best deal I could get for my new set.
I was quoted for TOYO T1R - 245/35/20 $499.00 each and 275/30/20 $569.00 each for a grand total of $2456.40 including taxes. I couldn't help laughing about it.
My cost at my door from a US retailer, including shipping, taxes, brokerage etc. is $1407.50 CDN. Not a tough decision is it?
I was quoted for TOYO T1R - 245/35/20 $499.00 each and 275/30/20 $569.00 each for a grand total of $2456.40 including taxes. I couldn't help laughing about it.
My cost at my door from a US retailer, including shipping, taxes, brokerage etc. is $1407.50 CDN. Not a tough decision is it?
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Hey Chico,
That sounds almost too good to be true! I'm in the market now for a set of wheels/tires - though I'm going 19", as I've been advised against 20's for the ride quality, etc.
If you don't want to go public, can you please PM me the site for the US shop where you got your pricing? I might as well get them to quote on a set for me as well!
Thanks,
Mike
That sounds almost too good to be true! I'm in the market now for a set of wheels/tires - though I'm going 19", as I've been advised against 20's for the ride quality, etc.
If you don't want to go public, can you please PM me the site for the US shop where you got your pricing? I might as well get them to quote on a set for me as well!
Thanks,
Mike
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Originally Posted by Mudgy
Hey Chico,
That sounds almost too good to be true! I'm in the market now for a set of wheels/tires - though I'm going 19", as I've been advised against 20's for the ride quality, etc.
If you don't want to go public, can you please PM me the site for the US shop where you got your pricing? I might as well get them to quote on a set for me as well!
Thanks,
Mike
That sounds almost too good to be true! I'm in the market now for a set of wheels/tires - though I'm going 19", as I've been advised against 20's for the ride quality, etc.
If you don't want to go public, can you please PM me the site for the US shop where you got your pricing? I might as well get them to quote on a set for me as well!
Thanks,
Mike
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Originally Posted by GEE35X
Unbelievable Chico. As Colin said that is a real eye opener.
Pssst, Psssst, hurry-up and get those puppies on I'm dying to see your choice .
Wayne
Pssst, Psssst, hurry-up and get those puppies on I'm dying to see your choice .
Wayne
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Originally Posted by BbyG35
Marketing 101:
280 million vs 28 million = larger market share = lower prices.
Most local shops won't even quote me a price if they know I've been shopping on the internet -- they say they can't compete... even if i tell them I'm willing to pay a premium to support the local business.
280 million vs 28 million = larger market share = lower prices.
Most local shops won't even quote me a price if they know I've been shopping on the internet -- they say they can't compete... even if i tell them I'm willing to pay a premium to support the local business.
Well, that's what I did ... with my rims and tires.. I was so stupid to shop around in the local stores without checking the prices online (It was my first time).. But I have been felling stupid about it ever since
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Originally Posted by RBull
I'm not surprised Mr. 20's.
Canadians get the short end of the stick when it comes to purchase prices on a lot of things, and it has to be a real hit to the economy sending business across the border.
Canadians get the short end of the stick when it comes to purchase prices on a lot of things, and it has to be a real hit to the economy sending business across the border.