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zor_ro · 02-08-2017

Hi,
I'm wondering where to buy 4 new shoes for my ZR1, now I've 4 Goodyear F1 in good shape but that have seen to many winters.
I'm looking for a reliable ONLINE tires dealer with good prices, could you suggest some good sites? also in private.

Thanks!
BR
Roberto

ghlkal · 02-08-2017

If you were in the U.S., I would suggest tirerack.com ...

I have Goodyear GS D3s and love them. Others will have different opinions.

Good luck in your search

lfalzarano · 02-09-2017

Tire rack is my choice for all my cars. The mounting and balancing cost at your selected shop can be costly. Warn them of the tire pressure sensors, which are hard to find and costly to replace.

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cvette98pacecar · 02-09-2017

Quote:

Originally Posted by zor_ro

Hi,
I'm wondering where to buy 4 new shoes for my ZR1, now I've 4 Goodyear F1 in good shape but that have seen to many winters.
I'm looking for a reliable ONLINE tires dealer with good prices, could you suggest some good sites? also in private.

Thanks!
BR
Roberto

get the nitto 555 g2.

zor_ro · 02-09-2017

Quote:

Originally Posted by lfalzarano

Tire rack is my choice for all my cars. The mounting and balancing cost at your selected shop can be costly. Warn them of the tire pressure sensors, which are hard to find and costly to replace.

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Hi,
thanks for the suggestion, have I to know something about the tire pressure sensors?

Zrracer · 02-09-2017

I would guess that it might be less expensive to buy tire in your area than have them shipped from the us. Use tire rack as a bench mark and then compare your local price. Besides you have lost value against the dollar.
Good luck.

JFFerner · 02-09-2017

I've used www.discounttiredirect.com several times and have bought Nitto 555 from them for about $650 US. for all four tires.They've run very good. Contact them online and get a quote for shipment to Italy and of course your import taxes are not to be forgotten.

zor_ro · 02-09-2017

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zrracer

I would guess that it might be less expensive to buy tire in your area than have them shipped from the us. Use tire rack as a bench mark and then compare your local price. Besides you have lost value against the dollar.
Good luck.

I know, the problem is that in Europe we have really few choice with these size

XfireZ51 · 02-09-2017

Quote:

Originally Posted by zor_ro

Hi,
I'm wondering where to buy 4 new shoes for my ZR1, now I've 4 Goodyear F1 in good shape but that have seen to many winters.
I'm looking for a reliable ONLINE tires dealer with good prices, could you suggest some good sites? also in private.

Thanks!
BR
Roberto

Ciao Roberto. If u r not a member, you should join. We need members from Italia. I have several friends w ZR-1s e abitano a Milan.

Dominic

zor_ro · 02-09-2017

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Originally Posted by XfireZ51

Ciao Roberto. If u r not a member, you should join. We need members from Italia. I have several friends w ZR-1s e abitano a Milan.

Dominic

Ciao, what do you mean with member?

The expedition cost would not be a problem because a have a friend of mine that would ship the tires for free, I've just to pay local import taxes that are about 27%

02-08-2017	#1
zor_ro Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: Milan, Italy Posts: 10	Where to buy: 0 o Hi, I'm wondering where to buy 4 new shoes for my ZR1, now I've 4 Goodyear F1 in good shape but that have seen to many winters. I'm looking for a reliable ONLINE tires dealer with good prices, could you suggest some good sites? also in private. Thanks! BR Roberto

02-08-2017	#2
ghlkal Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 885	Re: Where to buy: 0 o If you were in the U.S., I would suggest tirerack.com ... I have Goodyear GS D3s and love them. Others will have different opinions. Good luck in your search __________________ 1990 ZR-1 #2180 Red/Black Many of the usual mods for 460HP, tuned by Marc Haibeck ZR-1 Net Registry Member #1548

02-09-2017	#3
lfalzarano Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Clayton, North Carolina Posts: 1,133	Re: Where to buy: 0 o Tire rack is my choice for all my cars. The mounting and balancing cost at your selected shop can be costly. Warn them of the tire pressure sensors, which are hard to find and costly to replace. Sent from my iPhone using ZR-1 Net Registry

02-09-2017	#6
Zrracer Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Palm Harbor, FL Posts: 46	Re: Where to buy: 0 o I would guess that it might be less expensive to buy tire in your area than have them shipped from the us. Use tire rack as a bench mark and then compare your local price. Besides you have lost value against the dollar. Good luck.

02-09-2017	#7
JFFerner Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Dallastown, PA Posts: 189	Re: Where to buy: 0 o I've used www.discounttiredirect.com several times and have bought Nitto 555 from them for about $650 US. for all four tires.They've run very good. Contact them online and get a quote for shipment to Italy and of course your import taxes are not to be forgotten.