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Only used them once. Worked out well.

My local smallish chain tire shop didn't have what I needed. The guy pulled a Tire Rack catalog out from the behind counter and told me to take it home and said if I find what I wanted get it shipped to their store. They were a certified partner / installer. Would do again if needed.



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Posts: 4216 | Location: Middle Tennessee | Registered: February 07, 2013Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Originally posted by cmr076:
Fdan, what are you looking for?


Have a 2010 Porsche 911 Carrera w/ 18" wheels. I use Michelin Pilot Super Sports and can get them locally at competitive prices but am having trouble getting aftermarket wheels that fit the sizes and offsets needed for my car. Tire rack has OZ wheels I really like and that work but I haven't found other brands that I like. Also can't find other local shops that carry OZ. That's why I'm looking at Tire rack. Any suggestions?

And thanks to everyone for your responses!!


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Posts: 1994 | Location: Southern California | Registered: January 16, 2003Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Originally posted by cmr076:
Fdan, what are you looking for?


Have a 2010 Porsche 911 Carrera w/ 18" wheels. I use Michelin Pilot Super Sports and can get them locally at competitive prices but am having trouble getting aftermarket wheels that fit the sizes and offsets needed for my car. Tire rack has OZ wheels I really like and that work but I haven't found other brands that I like. Also can't find other local shops that carry OZ. That's why I'm looking at Tire rack. Any suggestions?

And thanks to everyone for your responses!!


Give Eric at Supreme Power in Fullerton a call

https://www.supremepower.com/

Be sure to ask for Eric; he's the owner and is intimately familiar with Porsche requirements; I think he buying one of the new GT2 RS !
 
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I have bought 2 sets of Mounted winter tires.. It is much cheaper than getting tires changed over. Both sets were great. The last time I bought a set of Michelin tires. .and a few weeks after i bought them they came out with a Rebate...I called Tire Rck and they gave me a $70 gift card fore tire rack to make up for it.


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[QUOTE]Originally posted by cmr076:
Fdan, what are you looking for?


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Give Eric at Supreme Power in Fullerton a call

Thank you for the contact - I will do that! Smile

https://www.supremepower.com/

Be sure to ask for Eric; he's the owner and is intimately familiar with Porsche requirements; I think he buying one of the new GT2 RS !


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Originally posted by Fdan:
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Originally posted by cmr076:
Fdan, what are you looking for?


Have a 2010 Porsche 911 Carrera w/ 18" wheels. I use Michelin Pilot Super Sports and can get them locally at competitive prices but am having trouble getting aftermarket wheels that fit the sizes and offsets needed for my car. Tire rack has OZ wheels I really like and that work but I haven't found other brands that I like. Also can't find other local shops that carry OZ. That's why I'm looking at Tire rack. Any suggestions?

And thanks to everyone for your responses!!


do you have PCCB's? (carbon ceramic brakes?) that makes wheel selection a little more challenging. Im assuming you're looking at superlegerras? For the price you really can't beat them, especially for a wheel that has that kind of racing pedigree. Let me know exactly what you're looking for (wheel model and finish, and tire size) and I'll tell you what my price through TR wholesale is.


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do you have PCCB's? (carbon ceramic brakes?) that makes wheel selection a little more challenging. Im assuming you're looking at superlegerras? For the price you really can't beat them, especially for a wheel that has that kind of racing pedigree. Let me know exactly what you're looking for (wheel model and finish, and tire size) and I'll tell you what my price through TR wholesale is.[/QUOTE]

RESPONSE: FIRST - THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND RESPONSE. No carbon brakes. Looking at OZ Alleggerita HLTs, also considering Ultraleggaras, maybe Superlegarras. Will certainly consider other brands with a "similar look."

18X8, 57 offset, matte black fronts; 18X10, 60 offset, matte black rears (I understand offsets can be a bit different but I don't know by how much before issues would surface). Also want new high-end TPM sensors and Michelin Pilot Super Sports 235/40X18 fronts 265/40X18 rears. All mounted and balanced and ready to install.


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Posts: 1994 | Location: Southern California | Registered: January 16, 2003Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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If you're buying wheels, TPMS, and tires, big savings. They will ship them to you mounted and balanced, saving the cost of having a shop do them.
I did it and was very happy.

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RESPONSE: FIRST - THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND RESPONSE. No carbon brakes. Looking at OZ Alleggerita HLTs, also considering Ultraleggaras, maybe Superlegarras. Will certainly consider other brands with a "similar look."

18X8, 57 offset, matte black fronts; 18X10, 60 offset, matte black rears (I understand offsets can be a bit different but I don't know by how much before issues would surface). Also want new high-end TPM sensors and Michelin Pilot Super Sports 235/40X18 fronts 265/40X18 rears. All mounted and balanced and ready to install.


Here is what I pay for that setup from Tire Rack.



I dont know why it's so small, my price was a tad over $2500 before shipping. $2513.96


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Here is what I pay for that setup from Tire Rack.



I dont know why it's so small, my price was a tad over $2500 before shipping. $2513.96


As a retail customer, my price shows $3047 delivered to Southern California. Are your prices as a retail customer or a dealer/shop?


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Posts: 1994 | Location: Southern California | Registered: January 16, 2003Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Tire Rack is great but Discount Tire Direct is beating them on prices from what Ive been looking at recently.


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Originally posted by Fdan:
Tire rack has OZ wheels I really like and that work but I haven't found other brands that I like. Also can't find other local shops that carry OZ. That's why I'm looking at Tire rack.


I bought my OZ wheels with Michelin tires at Tire Rack. The tires arrived mounted, tire pressure sensors installed, balanced and pressurized to specs with front and back marked. I doubt any local dealer can beat Tire Rack's prices if you live in a state where you can avoid paying sales tax. (And California seems to be one of those states: https://www.tirerack.com/conte...ustomer_support.html)

It seems that I did pay $210 in shipping for the mounted wheels, but that is still less than what the sales tax would have been on my $3,000 purchase at Tire Rack. And that shipping charge was from Indiana. Now that Tire Rack has a location in Nevada, the UPS shipping charge should(?) be less for both you and me.

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Any suggestions?


Based upon quality of work and price, the availability of OZ wheels, and your location, Tire Rack. Smile
 
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Great service for me. Also twice.
 
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Originally posted by Fdan:
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Originally posted by cmr076:

Here is what I pay for that setup from Tire Rack.



I dont know why it's so small, my price was a tad over $2500 before shipping. $2513.96


As a retail customer, my price shows $3047 delivered to Southern California. Are your prices as a retail customer or a dealer/shop?


that's my wholesale price. I'm pretty sure I could just drop ship them to you though


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