Best place to buy wheels/tires...

[ryanguy]

Looking to buy 20/10 -18 Fuel Vapors and some grabbers or KO2 35x12.5 AT’s. Where’s the best/cheapest place to buy them? Lifting my 2020 Dodge Ram 4”, so hoping I won’t have any clearance issues with them either.

 

[NOV87]

I usually buy from Discount tire. Last set, I got from 4wheelparts. Ordered online and had their local store mount and balance them.

 

[Dominator]

Try checking on the American wheel and tire.

 

[GTyankee]

Discount Tire is in the Western part of the USA
American tire is owned by the same Company & they are on the East Coast

There are online wheel companies that claim to be cheaper, but do they charge for shipping ?

In Las Vegas
https://www.discountedwheelwarehouse.com/index.cfm

 

[RAM-pagingMN]

Custom offsets hands down! free mounting, balancing, shipping.

 

[JohnnyMac]

My experience with Custom Offsets was chit. If everything goes good, then it's probably a good experience, but if there is one little problem, you are hosed. My next wheels/tires will be purchased from a local dealer that I can drive in and get face to face warranty/service work done with.

Price what you want online and take that to a tire shop near you and get them to match it (or get close). Even if you pay a couple more bucks you keep your money local, help out a local business and will get much better service than leaving voice messages and sending emails with 3-5 day response times. Good luck with whatever you choose.

 

[RAM-pagingMN]

My experience with Custom Offsets was chit. If everything goes good, then it's probably a good experience, but if there is one little problem, you are hosed. My next wheels/tires will be purchased from a local dealer that I can drive in and get face to face warranty/service work done with.

Price what you want online and take that to a tire shop near you and get them to match it (or get close). Even if you pay a couple more bucks you keep your money local, help out a local business and will get much better service than leaving voice messages and sending emails with 3-5 day response times. Good luck with whatever you choose.

sorry to hear, ive had great dealing with them. Rimz one has been good as well.

 

[mikeru]

Price what you want online and take that to a tire shop near you and get them to match it (or get close). Even if you pay a couple more bucks you keep your money local, help out a local business and will get much better service than leaving voice messages and sending emails with 3-5 day response times. Good luck with whatever you choose.

I've been doing this for years. My local Les Schwab tire center will price match any current offers I bring in. They do add in shipping, but I don't mind paying twenty or thirty dollars more if I can keep my business local. Especially now with businesses suffering from shut-downs. It's worth a try, and if they won't match you can then just buy them online.

 

[HEMIMANN]

Discount Tire, if you don't have a local small service place. I use a local travelling tire installer used by many contractors around here.