2nd thought -- can I put a tube in it? Seems like I remember tire places say tubeless can't be fixed with a tube, but I can't see why not.
Anyway, thanks in advance for any help.
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Thanks many times over everyone! Both front tires are both close to needing replacing anyway. I'll catch one of the Veterans Day sales.
I like America's Tire Stores,
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Tire Rack,
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is also a good choice. At Tire Rack, they ship tires to you, and you take them to the tire store and pay an installation charge. You can call the installer and see if they accept a drop-shipment. America's Tire has a competitive price and they will get whatever you need shipped in for free.
Costco has a limited selection, but the selection they have is pretty good. They generally have a Good, Better, and Best option for each size.
DO NOT PAY EXTRA FOR NITROGEN. This is snake oil for tires. It might work as claimed, but the air we breathe already is full of nitrogen. My only point is, do not pay an upcharge for nitrogen. If they do it for free, then do not refuse. But do not pay extra.