Tires

Depends on what you want to spend that budget on. Good place to get an idea of the going price on tires is

I'm not close to Tire Rack, but they shipped my tires directly to the Chevy dealer here in Tucson. The Chevy dealer is not that very good for service, but their tire center does a great job. There is (or was) a place on the Tire Rack web page to search for installers that they work with.

-- Jim

Fully understand everyone is not close to Tirerack and as I said they can be a good start to compare prices. If you take their price of $116 @ + $50 shipping + an average of $20 each to mount and tire disposal it will come out close to $600. The shipping is more than the tax in most places so it may be a good bargaining tool with a local tire dealer. In this case the 16" rim limits his tire selection. Don't forget they offer a $60 rebate on 4 of these tires as does Discount tire.

Actually my last set of tires came from

Beware of those "STUPID little rice burners" You just might get your doors dusted.

The Tire Rack can give you the run around real good at times.

If you're near a Costco, you might check there.

Stopped by the local store's tire shop today. Michelin's were about $215 plus tax and state recycling fee.

-- pj

i've been using costco for my 94 for years. they just stopped carring bfg for it, and the only tires they carry for in 17" for late c4s is around $430/per wheel.

discount tire will match prices with tire rack. there is a link on the discount site to send them the page for tirerack of what you want, and if discount is higher, then they will match it via a return email.