2zRescue
12/16/2007 8:49:47 AM
3hummers
12/16/2007 8:53:41 AM
Problem is I live about 3000 miles from Florida. Shipping would kill me but if you are within driving distance not a bad deal.
h3carlos
12/16/2007 12:04:47 PM
Sweet...I have the same set up. Somebody needs to jump on that!
Nick119
12/16/2007 11:20:45 PM
I want to get a similar setup like that. I want to buy some black rims and some 35inchers for my h3. Anyone know of a good place for that type of setup. Also I was wondering how much the gas mileage is effected adding bigger tires like that.. thanks guys..
chk hrd
12/17/2007 8:04:51 AM
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ORIGINAL: h3carlos
Sweet...I have the same set up. Somebody needs to jump on that!
Shipping to Vegas is only $130.00, I might have to jump on it. I was looking at this same setup but using 33" tires instead, For the price I may have to get 35's.
How do you like the Cooper Tires, Right now they are on the top of my list?
H3_seabee
12/17/2007 9:11:16 AM
Think you would take 500 + shipping .
chk hrd
12/17/2007 11:49:56 AM
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ORIGINAL: H3_seabee
Think you would take 500 + shipping .
I filled in my zip code in the shipping area and it came up a little less than $130.00, but it could be wrong.
3hummers
12/17/2007 2:33:48 PM
Sounds cheap to me. I bought a spare H1 aluminum wheel from a guy in Florida and shipping was $100.00 to Socal. It did have the run flat on it but no tire. I would actually check with a shipping company to be sure.
Nick119
12/17/2007 7:58:42 PM
I want to get a similar setup like that. I want to buy some black rims and some 35inchers for my h3. Anyone know of a good place for that type of setup. Also I was wondering how much the gas mileage is effected adding bigger tires like that.. thanks guys..
skeeet
12/18/2007 10:24:00 PM
It says the wheels are 5.5" - must be a mistake
Steve #1
12/19/2007 12:07:59 AM
quote:
ORIGINAL: chk hrd
quote:
ORIGINAL: H3_seabee
Think you would take 500 + shipping .
I filled in my zip code in the shipping area and it came up a little less than $130.00, but it could be wrong.
Sounds about right if using Grayhound. It's the cheepest way to ship tires, you just have to pick 'em up at the station.
