Good place to buy tires? (Deer Park, Centereach: 2013, disposal, prices)

[tj2013]

Hello all,

Looking for some new tires for my truck. What stores locally in Suffolk County are good to deal with, decent prices , service etc.

I tired locating a set of 4 to save some money but it seems impossible to find 4 exact tires as a set.

I'm also open to online websites as well.

Thanks

[lifetimeliguy]

Originally Posted by tj2013

Hello all,

Looking for some new tires for my truck. What stores locally in Suffolk County are good to deal with, decent prices , service etc.

I tired locating a set of 4 to save some money but it seems impossible to find 4 exact tires as a set.

I'm also open to online websites as well.

Thanks

All Weather Tires. depot rd huntington station
Have been going there for years . Fast service, tremendous stock. They give you "out the door" price, which includes everything but alignment. No surprises on the bill.(there is a $2.50 disposal fee per tire I think). Prices are the best.

[AJS Alex]

Yep... Been going there for close to 20 years now. Quick, fair pricing, always deals with any issues in a professional manner.

[twingles]

Originally Posted by lifetimeliguy

All Weather Tires. depot rd huntington station
Have been going there for years . Fast service, tremendous stock. They give you "out the door" price, which includes everything but alignment. No surprises on the bill.(there is a $2.50 disposal fee per tire I think). Prices are the best.

Yup, they've been the best deal in town for a loooong time.

[Joe461]

Originally Posted by lifetimeliguy

All Weather Tires. depot rd huntington station

+1 to All Weather


I will also add that Mavis Discount has been getting more competitive. I needed a tire quickly on a day All Weather was closed and I was surprised at the pricing.

That said, I would still consider All Weather my first choice. Good price, quickest in/out you will ever see and they have a great selection. They even had tires for my trailer in-stock.



also... you can find some good deals online, but remember that you still need to have those tires mounted and balanced. In the end, it is usually less expensive and easier to get them locally. The only tires I buy online are ATV tires, because I can't find anyone local who will sell them (at least the brands I like).

[Elke Mariotti]

All Weather Tires for me as well, for about 30 years

Good prices, great selection in stock and fast service; if you have questions, you'll get a straight answer. That's all they do (and have been doing for a very long time), so they truly know what they're doing.

[tj2013]

I'll have to check that place out. It's nice to get a place with a decent selection. Costco and bjs only carry like two brands. Michelin and bridgestone which tend to be the most expensive tires.

Any other recommendations just for comparison?

[peabodyn]

Also try B.J's wholesale club.

Not all of the clubs have a tire facility but free rotation and balancing for the life of the tires.

While their stock is not that diverse, they can order what you want and usually have it next day.

I combine my tire services with shopping and get both done at the same time, and earn points on my membership.

If you get there early, no waiting and by the time you complete your wholesale shopping, the car is done.

[Zen88]

I've been very happy with City Tire in Centereach, on Middle Country Rd. They've never tried to sell me anything I didn't need. Other people I've sent there also like them.

[lubby]

We have used tire rack.com. You could try sky firestone in Deer Park the guys name is Louie or try Mavis.