$70 off any set of (4) Michelins or BFG [Expires April 11, 2009]

K.C.

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The only draw back...I believe Costco only will replace OEM tire size.

So if you want to upside, just wheel in the wheels & tell them you have a FJ Cruiser.

Disclaimer: I'm not affiliated w/ Costco...just passing on information.
 
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Are Costco's prices competitive? I think I was quoted around $800 or $900 at Discount Tire for the BFG KO's, that might have been with the warrenty though.
 
Yes , they will only install stock size. But those are very good deal for a lifetime rotation, balancing plus I think mine has 40K warranty for repair(tire), roadside assistance if applicable. Also, nitrogen really saves you gas.

If you will bring the wheels, you can avail of the discount for a set, they will mount them for free, but I think you won't have those additional priveleges
 
Does Costco allow you to buy the tires ONLY?? That is, if i went up to them and bought the BFG in the size i want, but instead of installing them, they load it in my truck?? Will they do that?? Then, i can go to another store to have them installed.
 
Thai said:
Does Costco allow you to buy the tires ONLY?? That is, if i went up to them and bought the BFG in the size i want, but instead of installing them, they load it in my truck?? Will they do that?? Then, i can go to another store to have them installed.
Yes!!

Uneek & I both purchased a set of tires for our previous car, but didn't install them right away, because we didn't need them yet. We just wanted to utilize the discount. And later on...we brought them back, showed them the receipt & they slapped them on.

Why wouldn't you want them to install it? Same reason? Or you don't trust them installing? You have OCD like me? haha
 
K.C. said:
Yes!!

Uneek & I both purchased a set of tires for our previous car, but didn't install them right away, because we didn't need them yet. We just wanted to utilize the discount. And later on...we brought them back, showed them the receipt & they slapped them on.

Why wouldn't you want them to install it? Same reason? Or you don't trust them installing? You have OCD like me? haha

No OCD on this particular matter. :D I wonder if you can buy BIG tires (of any size you want), and then take it elsewhere to have it installed. I assume that Costco would not care if it was in OEM size or not in that case.
 
Thai said:
No OCD on this particular matter. :D I wonder if you can buy BIG tires (of any size you want), and then take it elsewhere to have it installed. I assume that Costco would not care if it was in OEM size or not in that case.
I am confused now when I called Costco. As if the guy I talked to is suspecting that I will sell the tires !! so hes answer is, He need to see the vehicle. Its better to talk to them in person, I see no reason as long as you are a member and you will not hold them liable for improper mounting and won't claim warranty from them if you choose to go to other installer. I think its best to order online so you can choose sizes.
Here is from Costco
"You have four weeks from the date of delivery to the warehouse to "PICK UP" your tires or have them installed. If your tires are not picked up or installed within four weeks, your order may be cancelled."
....its says "pickup"
http://tires.costco.com/TSSapp/TireInformation.xhtml?pn=OrderingOnline
BTW I'm an english learner, sorry for confusions in my post LOL!:)
 
I got my 285 michelins at costco with this in january (it is a recurring deal, when this expires they will just start it again) I put my 4runner on jackstands in the parking lot, and took the wheels off, put them on one of the flat carts they have there and brought them into the shop, the guys swapped them out to 285 from the stock size. This is what they told me at the shop to do, that or bring them in another truck. Now that they are on the car they can service them on the vehicle, and I can have them put either the same size tires on again or stock size.
They will also sell the tires without mounting and you save $12 a tire.
I also am not affiliated with costco, but I just went through this in January.
 
let me get this straight... i already have 265/70 nitto terragrapplers on the wheels. will they install the bfg ko to replace or will they look it up and say its supposed to be 265/65?

also, did ayone get a price quote from costco for the bfg ko installed?
 
*wishlist* said:
let me get this straight... i already have 265/70 nitto terragrapplers on the wheels. will they install the bfg ko to replace or will they look it up and say its supposed to be 265/65?

also, did ayone get a price quote from costco for the bfg ko installed?

Yes since you already have 265/70 they will install new tires in that size.
I wasnt looking for the BFGs so I didnt get any quotes, but my AT2s (285/70/17) were $242 each installed before the $70 off, which sounds like alot, but I couldnt find them anywhere else cheaper installed, plus costco tire warranty is supposed to be great.
 
Suggestions for a tire change

Hi Guys,
I am ready to change my tires that came with my T4R I had Michelin Cross terrain 63000 miles so far. getting ready to change I checked in sears and they seemed to be about 210$ a piece. I mostly do driving in city and highways and very rare offroading, I am looking for a smooth ride yet with some rugged looks on the tires. I know Michelin CT are best but they are biting my budget . I am looking at BFG long trail or all terrain which looks rugged but will this create a more rough ride. I have a baby and and my wife uses it once in a while. any suggestions. I read a lot of discussion, but would like to have more input from you guys

thanks
sunny
 
Re: Suggestions for a tire change

suuny said:
Hi Guys,
I am ready to change my tires that came with my T4R I had Michelin Cross terrain 63000 miles so far. getting ready to change I checked in sears and they seemed to be about 210$ a piece. I mostly do driving in city and highways and very rare offroading, I am looking for a smooth ride yet with some rugged looks on the tires. I know Michelin CT are best but they are biting my budget . I am looking at BFG long trail or all terrain which looks rugged but will this create a more rough ride. I have a baby and and my wife uses it once in a while. any suggestions. I read a lot of discussion, but would like to have more input from you guys

thanks
sunny

From what you described the BFG KO doesen't sound good for you.

Maybe looking into the Geolanders or Revos.
 
Re: Re: Suggestions for a tire change

Clemsonfan15 said:
From what you described the BFG KO doesen't sound good for you.

Maybe looking into the Geolanders or Revos.
I was thinking the exact same!!

However...on Monday, I had (5) Revos installed!!
 

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