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Old 09-24-2008, 11:33 AM
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Does anyone have any tire shops that are known to offer great prices on tires in the south suburbs?

Also does anyone have any tire brand recommendations for a 2006 honda accord?
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Old 09-24-2008, 11:42 AM
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Costco is the best deal for tires overall, especially if you purchase when there is a coupon available for your tires. Cheap installation and free service for leaks, etc., later. Even if you don't already have the $50 membership it's a good deal overall. Locations in Bedford Park, Orland Park and Merrillville, IN.

Do a search for "Costco tires" and you'll find generally good feedback. (though not 100%)
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You can check Pep Boys, they usually have some decent specials going on. My brother got his truck tires for dirt cheap... it was something like buy 2 get 2 free or something. He ended up paying $100 for 4 205/50R/15. Just an idea...
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Does anyone have any tire shops that are known to offer great prices on tires in the south suburbs?

Also does anyone have any tire brand recommendations for a 2006 honda accord?
Sams Club will put on top of the line tires for an 06' Accord for about $450 total... Maybe $500 total on the high end, but those are probably Michelin Tires all terrain all season. Here you go. Sam's Club - Search For Tires
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