Public service annc: Cheap SP8000E's available in DC area
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I ruptured a tire in one of DC's charming foot-deep potholes yesterday and went hunting for a replacement this morning.
I found a place called Radial Tire in Silver Spring, MD, that had a set of 4 SP8000E's off a brand new A4 for sale at $85.00 a pop. Allegedly the A4 purchaser insisted that the dealer provide all-season tires instead, and the dealer swapped the sport tires at the tire shop for some Michelins.
Radial Tire also had some new SP8000E's in stock at $167.00 per tire.
I took 1 of the slightly used ones; there are now 3 left.![Smile](https://www.audiworld.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Dan
I found a place called Radial Tire in Silver Spring, MD, that had a set of 4 SP8000E's off a brand new A4 for sale at $85.00 a pop. Allegedly the A4 purchaser insisted that the dealer provide all-season tires instead, and the dealer swapped the sport tires at the tire shop for some Michelins.
Radial Tire also had some new SP8000E's in stock at $167.00 per tire.
I took 1 of the slightly used ones; there are now 3 left.
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Dan
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...seems a little high for the new ones. Hell, it's almost double of the TireRack deal (at $85). Even including shipping and mounting charges, I think you'd be far better off going at TireRack, at least for buying 4 tires.
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