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Just the front tires needed replacing. The rears are fine. I forgot how much of a PITA it is to find someone who is capable of installing 275/30/19. The low
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Just the front tires needed replacing. The rears are fine. I forgot how much of a PITA it is to find someone who is capable of installing 275/30/19. The low profile combined with the stiff sidewall requires both skill and equipment.
COSTCO is my first choice but I didn't want to renew my membership. Walmart & Geralds = No Showzone was too far out the way so I went with a local rim shop (PM Tires). They specialize in 22's and higher so I figured ehh I'll give them a try. 30 minutes later he finally got the tire seated. |
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