[fpena944]

Back tires on the Cayenne TT are wearing out after 18 months (not a bad run, eh?!?) so would like to replace just those two.

I'm looking at Tire Rack right now as the LATITUDE SPORT 3 - SIZE: 295/35R21 are running for about $400 each.

Is there anywhere else I should consider instead? Or is this about as good as it gets?

[NCporsche]

You should invite Damon @ TireRack over here, from there, for his discounts.

Also, compare prices from Amazon if you know a local installer.

[fpena944]

You should invite Damon @ TireRack over here, from there, for his discounts.

I was just thinking the same thing as I was typing this!

[3.2 Targa]

I've done Tire Rack a few times and used a mobile installer. They came to my house and did the tires while I waited and watched. A little higher total cost than Discount without having to deal with the mouth breathers at Discount. Worth every penny

[N_Jay]

I have used tirerack for years (Circa early 80's) (Think 800 number in R&T).
They are rarely beaten on price, and if you call up you can get lots of good advice on what they have that works (including discounted tires)

[Scott at Team Harco]

If you have an installer you trust, try Tires-Easy if looking for the best price. I have used them many times for friends, family and fellow competitors that were looking for tires. I have tire mounting and balancing equipment, and used to offer that as an option. Not so much anymore. I did mount some tires on Fuchs wheels a few months ago. Probably would need help from my son going forward. I can still give direction...

As mentioned, even Amazon is an option. Tire Rack is a great place. I have had good experience with them over the years.

[Gregs04.5]

Another vote for tire rack, some indy shops get pissy when you walk in with tires you didn't purchase from them, luckily, I have a shop near me, that will take in most any work.

Greg

[Airkuhl]

Wherever you go do it quick, rubber shortage about to get real and tires might become unobtanium.

[jcnesq]

I've used Tire Rack once and everything was superb. I think their prices are usually close to as good as it gets. You can (or least could in the past) have them ship to one of their installers, and my guess is installers signed up with them won't get snitty for fear of losing that business.

I have never used Costco, but they would definitely be worth checking if you have one anywhere close.

Finally, although I am on the cheap side, I do try to remember, does it really matter if you pay a little more for the convenience aspect of this deal?

[fpena944]

Thanks everyone!

For my 911 I actually use Bridgestone and at the local shop they have honored the Tire Rack prices. But for the CTT I figure I'll stick with what it had to begin with.

I'll give TR a call and see what they can do for me.

[N_Jay]

I have used Costco and their prices are even better than Tirerack, but the selection in limited.
Tirerack contracted installers are never a problem and usually better than their walk-in prices.

[fpena944]

I have used Costco and their prices are even better than Tirerack, but the selection in limited.
Tirerack contracted installers are never a problem and usually better than their walk-in prices.

I'd have to join Costco though. And my wife just doesn't believe in buying a 48-pack of Pop-Tarts that I can finish off in two weeks.

[N_Jay]

I have used Costco and their prices are even better than Tirerack, but the selection in limited.
Tirerack contracted installers are never a problem and usually better than their walk-in prices.

I'd have to join Costco though. And my wife just doesn't believe in buying a 48-pack of Pop-Tarts that I can finish off in two weeks.

Just let me know, and I can meet you there.
P.S. There are Point Blank shooting ranges near both the Mathews and Mooresville Costcos. ;)

[fpena944]

I have used Costco and their prices are even better than Tirerack, but the selection in limited.
Tirerack contracted installers are never a problem and usually better than their walk-in prices.

I'd have to join Costco though. And my wife just doesn't believe in buying a 48-pack of Pop-Tarts that I can finish off in two weeks.

Just let me know, and I can meet you there.

For the pop tarts or tires?

Just kidding, let me check their site and see what they offer. Thanks!

[N_Jay]

I'd have to join Costco though. And my wife just doesn't believe in buying a 48-pack of Pop-Tarts that I can finish off in two weeks.

Just let me know, and I can meet you there.

For the pop tarts or tires?

Just kidding, let me check their site and see what they offer. Thanks!

Well, last time I took a friend their to get contact lenses, I came home with a 70" Sony.

[Scott at Team Harco]

https://www.amazon.com/Michelin-Latitud ... B01MF9XYX9

Toyo in the same size: https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.js ... lsrc=aw.ds

Even Walmart is a surprisingly good option. Pirelli in same size: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Pirelli-P-Ze ... lerId=1338

[fpena944]

Ended up going with Tire Rack as they made it too easy with their at-home installation service!

[Scott at Team Harco]

That's very cool. Especially getting Lewis Hamilton to do the work....

[fpena944]

That's very cool. Especially getting Lewis Hamilton to do the work....

I hear he does this throughout the week to pass the time.

[Scott at Team Harco]

That's very cool. Especially getting Lewis Hamilton to do the work....

I hear he does this throughout the week to pass the time.

Well - with the summer break, he's got plenty of free time...

[FlatSix]

That's very cool. Especially getting Lewis Hamilton to do the work....

I hear he does this throughout the week to pass the time.

Under 3 seconds per change.

[Scott at Team Harco]

That's very cool. Especially getting Lewis Hamilton to do the work....

I hear he does this throughout the week to pass the time.

Under 3 seconds per change.

As long as your name isn't Bottas.