Pro Comp Tires Buy 3 get one free!

[H3slate]

4 Wheel Parts has a deal on all Pro Comp tires. Buy 3 and get one free!

http://www.4wheelparts.com/Tires/Pro-Comp-Tires.aspx?t_c=13&t_s=157

 

[Hunner]

Yeah but when I looked up the tires I have been checking on their price was high enough to cover that 4 th one.
Besides, I would think my local shops would be torqued if I showed up with tires bought online and wanted them mounted. Maybe that is an Arky thing?
I would rather negotiate a local price and have them meet me part way if there was a great difference.

 

[cgalpha08]

Yeah but when I looked up the tires I have been checking on their price was high enough to cover that 4 th one.
Besides, I would think my local shops would be torqued if I showed up with tires bought online and wanted them mounted. Maybe that is an Arky thing?
I would rather negotiate a local price and have them meet me part way if there was a great difference.

Yea my tire place wouldnt like that either, plus they swear by cooper tires so they dont like the other brands haha otherwise i might pounce on this deal.

 

[08SolarFlareH3]

Yea my tire place wouldnt like that either, plus they swear by cooper tires so they dont like the other brands haha otherwise i might pounce on this deal.

Pro Comps are made by Cooper :wink:

 

[twinmill28]

I compared prices of the Pro-Comp all terrains to good old BFG All Terrains and the BFG's right now ring in $200 more.
I already know what to expect out of the BFG's--I'm at 50K miles and they need to be replaced. They're pretty quiet and tow good with a 7K pound trailer.
Anybody with Pro-Comp AT experience that can speak to tread life, noise and trailering?
I really like to try different tires out, but because they're so pricey if I make a bad decision, I'll be living with it for the next half of the deuces life.
Last time I went against my inclination to go BFG MT's with the 3 I regretted it.

 

[08SolarFlareH3]

Besides, I would think my local shops would be torqued if I showed up with tires bought online and wanted them mounted. Maybe that is an Arky thing?
I would rather negotiate a local price and have them meet me part way if there was a great difference.

We have had people do that and then they learning the hard way that it doesn't pay off. After paying for mounting, balancing, and disposal, they would have been better off buying them from us (which includes that in the price).

 

[cgalpha08]

Pro Comps are made by Cooper :wink:

And yet another reason why i am still a noob haha

 

[Timgco]

keep an eye on those prices too. they are marked up to msrp vs their "other" sale prices. not much of a discount. sometimes you also have to buy their road hazard warranty also.