Best place to buy tires

[hikingthehills]

Looking for good prices semi close.

 

[Candy Corn Rocks]

Costco

 

[Lazarus]

If you want to support a local guy @potenza runs a Firestone shop in Acworth area.

COSTCO or Kauffman I like too. I did a short stint at Kauffman and I really like their business practices.

 

[hikingthehills]

If you want to support a local guy @potenza runs a Firestone shop in Acworth area.

COSTCO or Kauffman I like too. I did a short stint at Kauffman and I really like their business practices.

Kauffman is who I have always used.

 

[letusbuyyourcar]

I think Discount Tire is hard to beat. And if I'm not mistaken a road hazard warranty is built into the price. In 2013 I had a flat at a store close to their Warner Robins location and discovered I had no jack. So I limped it down there and asked if I could use their jack. They pulled the car up in the service area and changed out the tire for me at no charge and tried to give me a bottle of Discount Tire brand water. You ain't gonna see that at Walmart or Sam's.

 

[BH-ATL]

Second Costco or Sams. Typically there is a sale on one brand or another. If you have a Jeep I recommend OEM
take-offs. Some people have to have bigger tires and replace brand new ones.

 

[Lazarus]

I've also brought tires from TireRack and had them installed at a shop. That can be a good deal too.

I have a used tire guy too down in Marietta not too far from the square.

 

[Cadcom]

Canton tire and wheel. Next to Cherokee Gun. Great local guy to deal with.

 

[bbqman]

Find the tire you like, find the lowest price you can, go to your nearest tire dealer and 9 out of 10 will meet the price.

 

[Hayata]

Got a Costco membership? They come with road hazard warranty. And it seems they always have a $70 coupon off Bridgestone or Michelin.

You can save some money if you go the tirerack.com route. It's just more of a hassle.