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Cooper Tire Zeon RS3-G1 91W All-Season (215/45R17XL): Single $90.85 or Set of 4
$363.30
$555.96
+ Free S/H
Amazon has Cooper Tire Zeon RS3-G1 91W All-Season (215/45R17XL) on sale: Single Tire for $90.83 or Set of 4 for $363.32. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member(s) Jen-YungC & yellowbal for finding this deal
Note: Product must be sold/shipped by Amazon. If purchasing a set of 4 tires, you may qualify for a $50 Cooper Rebate through June 30, 2024 [Details]
About the Product
Thanks to community member(s) Jen-YungC & yellowbal for finding this deal
Note: Product must be sold/shipped by Amazon. If purchasing a set of 4 tires, you may qualify for a $50 Cooper Rebate through June 30, 2024 [Details]
About the Product
- Cooper Brand
- Year Round Season Tire
- 215/45R17XL 91W Size
- 215 Millimeters Section Width
- Asymmetrical Tread Type
- 4-Ply Rating
- 17" Rim Size/45 Tire Aspect Ratio
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Cooper Zeon RS3-G1 All-Season 215/45R17XL F/S [amazon.com]
Got a set of 363.32+tax, F/S sell by amazon
$50 Rebate, nice price
QA Note: Rebate requires purchasing 4 tires
Got a set of 363.32+tax, F/S sell by amazon
$50 Rebate, nice price
QA Note: Rebate requires purchasing 4 tires
Created 04-23-2024
at 04:29 PM
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Found a crazy deal on tire rack back then on last year production tires. Pro tip - check cash back shopping portals if shopping at tire rack. I got an extra $80 back a few months back by using one to buy from them. Might help someone else.
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Anyway, for online tires, I've used a variety of local shops. Midas has even been fine and one of the cheaper options, although I wouldn't trust them for much else. Not sure how big of a chain Mr. Tire is but there's a bunch of them here, and they're cheap an Tire Rack recommended.
You can install them yourself with a hammer 🔨 ,a chisel and an air compressor!
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can't vouch for these tires but irregular wear basically always has a cause that goes back to the car or the treatment of the tires.
if you ever have irregular wear on a tire - take it to a shop that can warranty that tire and ask for warranty replacement - they'll find the issue.
source: a decade of warrantying tires at a corporate tire shop for a major american tire manufacturer that has recognizable airships😁
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I never thought of getting tires from Amazon before lmao was going to look at walmart for some reason brand for like $70 per
https://www.barum-tyres.com/car/e.../xl-tyres/
using falken now and getting same or better handling at over double the miles.
Thought it was a fluke bought 4 new touring Cooper tires and it wore out in less than 30k miles on a Honda Accord. Worst tires I've ever owned and I've had Firestone tires.
Then I put on the Michelin Defender on the same car without an alignment and got over 70k miles on the Michelins.
My experience with tires are that some people know how to make a tire and some don't
with those tools. But there are better & easier ways.
Some locations have excellent shops with competent staff, and some are the very pit of automotive hell. Use your eyes, ears, and nose.
True story: Went into Sears on a Saturday morning to get two tires (it was an emergency). I was the second customer in line when they opened. Got two Michelins. After 2 hours they had not even started. Went into the shop behind the glass to complain and of course they kicked me out but they did start putting on the two tires. From the glass I could see they had a problem installing the tires. Various mechanics worked on my car, went thru 3 mechanics, the manager and a 16 year old kid trying to put it on.one of the tires. They broke for lunch.... Another 2 hours later I went back into the shop to see why they couldn't install the second tire. I saw that there was a small 6 inch gash/cut all along bead of the tire which would not hold air.
Yes, some places are full of scoundrels & fools.
Years ago, left my car at a PBoys for brakes. Mistake!
A hydraulic brake hose broke - mechanic dropped a caliper, tearing loose the hose. But, when I came to pick the car up, they tried to charge me ~$100 to replace the $8 hose they broke. A loud discussion, audible to other customers, convinced them do the right thing.
Corporate eventually shut-down retail there; that Shop does "fleet" services only. Illegitimi non carborundum [wikipedia.org]
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