Posted by fixerupper on July 05, 2014 at 09:43:22 from (100.42.82.100):
In Reply to: Online Tires posted by rustyacres sd on July 05, 2014 at 00:55:05:
The good thing about shopping on line is you can do the shopping from your living room instead of driving all over the country to brick and mortar dealers. The selection you have online is mind-boggling. The downside to online shopping is if you do buy from whoever it is.com and have problem with a tire soon afterwards you need to go to a local dealer to get it adjusted, if it even will be adjusted anymore, so you are still going to a dealer.
I have done some on line tire buying for vehicle and farm tires and I do change them myself at my convenience so I save the hassle of making a trip to town. The delivery truck drops them off and I'm ready to put them on at any time. Rear tractor tires are a little different situation because they often come on a pallet and I have to make sure I'm home with the forks on to unload them. I'm not saying this is the way to go for everyone, but it works for me.
Around here we have only one true mom-and-pop left but I don't do business there because he is so busy I would have to drop the vehicle off there and come back later, meaning two vehicles going to town twice. I'm happy for him because he is so busy, but I'm just not a happy camper when I'm standing around waiting. The other dealers are either chains who don't give a darn or the Co-ops who don't have much of a selection on hand. Then, of course, there's Wally. Jim
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