Replacement Tires

[hturnerfamily]

I recently updated my tires, after about 50,000 miles, back in early June.
Couldn't have been easier at wallyWORLD:
A) found the lowest cost fit set and ordered online for delivery to the store in several days
B) added the scheduled day/time for install - the first opening in the morning: 7am
C) arrived, parked nearby, went in, gave the 'key' to the tech - checked in
D) waited while shopping and looking around, my Wmt+ app would kee me informed, too...
E) even watched the work out the store window, and also sometimes over the ''fence' between the door and the shop.. they were pretty quick at that early part of the day
F) finalized the install at the cashier, as she charged the install and disposal fee of $80 after the work was completed
G) drove off less than an hour later, and have enjoyed them for many thousands of miles since



Arroyo Eco Pro H/T 275/65R18 116H a/s All Season Tire
$118.60/ea

Walmart tire disposal fee
$8.00
Expert tire installation
$72.00
Tax
$38.24
Total
$592.64

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[Zprime29]

Hey, I recently got these tires too. Had Discount Tire install them. They recommended 36 PSI for all four. What PSI are you running on yours?

That's interesting, the person at Discount Tire told me to use the same as stock tires, so I've kept them 40-42 PSI.

 

[BhamDCam]

That's interesting, the person at Discount Tire told me to use the same as stock tires, so I've kept them 40-42 PSI.

Good to know. I’ll bump mine up to that range and see if my efficiency gets any better. It has dropped slightly since getting the tires so hopefully that will help.

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