Anton Carrion

tires, balancing and installing on my car.<p>If it matters, the tires I want are P7000 SS 225/45 17.<p>Thanks!

RanchoCucamonga

anyone else laugh when they read that subject line... hahaha?

Ray Calvo

Another dummy in the peanut gallery heard from

Ray Calvo

I assume you mean:<br>1) jack up car, take off old tires/wheels<br>2) dismount tires from wheels<br>3) Mount tires you're carrying into shop onto wheels<br>4) Spin balance new wheel/tire<br>5) Mount new wheel/tire onto car.<p>If you walk out with old tires, I think about $15-20 per wheel. Add another $2-4 per for them to junk old tires.<p><br>If you're buying tires at shop, look in Tire Rack ads, add about 10% for walk-in local price, subtract maybe $10 from installation. Oh yeah, add in sales tax<p>Now why don't you try calling a couple of shops that you want to do the work (ever hear of comparison shopping)? Remember, cheaper shops will largely have work done by Larry, Moe, and Curly, which means higher likelihood of scratching wheels when changing tires.<br>

Anton Carrion

Thanks for the reply!<p>The question was for new wheels and tires replacing the stock ones.<p>I am going to shop around but I wanted to know what to expect.<p>Thanks again.