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Old 21st June 2012, 19:44   #1
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smokin' deal ... get 'em while they last !!!
Goodyear / Dunlop Inventory control at it's finest has uncovered a fair number of 2008 productions tires which are being offered at a pretty good discount ...

here's the list:



Direzza Sport Z1 Star Spec

205/55R16 $78.00 each


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SP Sport 01

225/50R17 $109.00
235/65R17 $97.00

235/55R17 $99.00
225/40R18 $105.00


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SP Sport 01 - A/S

225/45R17 DU SP SPORT 01AS # 93.00
225/50R17 DU SPORT 01AS DSST# 128.00


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SP Sport 01-A

225/45R17 $133.00
225/45R17 $138.00


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SP Sport 7000 A/S

P215/55R17 $89.00


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SP Sport 5000 M

265/60R18 $149.00


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SP Sport Maxx TT

205/50R17 $79.00
215/50R17 $88.00
225/50R17 $109.00
225/55R17 $87.00
225/45R17 $88.00
225/45R17 $88.00
235/55R17 $108.00
245/40R17 $99.00
255/40R17 $104.00

225/40R18 $107.00
235/50R18 $124.00
235/40R18 $119.00
245/50R18 $128.00
245/40R18 $77.00
255/35R18 $165.00
255/40R18 $149.00
255/45R18 $138.00

245/35R19 $158.00
245/40R19 $145.00

275/30R20 $128.00


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SP Sport Maxx GT

245/45R17 $88.00

225/40R18 $95.00
245/40R18 $77.00
255/40R18 $149.00
285/35R18 $159.00

255/40R19 $169.00
265/35R19 $198.00
285/35R19 $189.00
295/30R19 $217.00

265/30R20 $88.00

265/30R22 $173.00


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SP Sport Maxx A

245/45R17 $68.00


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SP Sport Maxx

275/40R18 $159.00

305/30R19 $188.00


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Direzza DZ101

215/35R19 $114.00


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Miscellaneous Goodyear Eagles

235/50R18 EAGLE F1 GS-D3 $129.00

285/40R18 EAGLE F1 SUPERCAR $155.00 (Mustang OE)
255/55R18 EAGLE F1 ASY SUV $129.00
205/55R17 EAGLE F1 ASY N0 $138.00
205/50R17 EAGLE R.E. XL $69.00
215/55R16 EAGLE NCT 5 $83.00
235/70R16 EAGLE RS-A $99.00
225/60R16 EAGLE RS-A PLUS $83.00

If you can't find them on the site using the links I posted please feel free to call me to place your order

800-428-8355 ext. 362
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Man!!! I need to check the board more often. I just bought tires last month. Rats!!!
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... hopefully next time we will have a deal something that works fro you
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... hopefully next time we will have a deal something that works fro you
Even worse... I bought them from Tire Rack!!! Oh well...
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I guess all I can say then is thanks we do appreciate every opportunity
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Luke - I sent you an email but haven't heard back. Can you give me some advice on a few questions I have?

I'm going to order black BBS CH-R wheels. 20x9 et 24 front, 20x10.5 et 24 rear. Tirerack recommends 255/35/20 for front and 285/30/20 for the rear. That would work well for me because that way I can save some money and go with the Hankook V12's. However, it seems to me that the rears would be too narrow. I was leaning towards 255/35/20 for the fronts and 295/30/20 for the rears. Then I would just go with Michelin Pilot Super Sports. Would you recommend 285/30 for rear or 295/30?

Also, what spacers would I go with to get the same look as 12mm spacers all around on OEM wheels? I was thinking 20mm spacers for the front and none for the rears would give an aggressive stance that would match the 12mm look on OEM.

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can you re-send? I do not have any emails regarding M% wheels in my inbox

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unfortunately all of the closeout priced Dunlops in the 255/30-19 are gone and I do not see anything else on the horizon
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