Place to get 19's mounted & balanced near owings mills/baltimore, md?
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Re: Place to get 19's mounted & balanced near owings mills/baltimore, md?
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Anybody got any recommendations?
Anybody got any recommendations?
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NTB does not like to install wheels and tires not bought from them anymore. You will have to use Mr. Tire. or any Mile One dealer. You also can go to tirerack.com and they have lists of prefered installers on their site by zip codes.
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Mukrat, I know where that Mr. Tire is too. I'm going to actually go with Kustom Koncepts on Rt. 40. $20/wheel and they will guaruntee against any scratches.
Thanks for everybody's help
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Only place I'll let touch my wheels now is Radial Tire in Silver Spring. Paul (the owner) is the 2nd largest retailer of Fikse wheels, and much of the Porsche club racers trust their $1200 wheels to him all the time. No scratches whatsoever... His shop is by far the best wheel / tire place anywhere anywhere in the Mid-Atlantic (if not the entire East Coast). It's definitely worth the drive down...
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All I can say is BE CAREFUL..
Ask the dealer if they use a metal holder when clamping the rim to put the tire on. If they do not have a rubber clamp, DO NOT!!!!!!!! give them the 19's. When it's clamped they run a serious risk of clamping it too hard leaving what looks like vice grip marks in the lip/edge.
Pay the extra money and go to a shop you know can handle 19+.
It's actually best to find a place that can do 20"+ (for SUV's, and such) because then you know it's 19" safe.
Ask the dealer if they use a metal holder when clamping the rim to put the tire on. If they do not have a rubber clamp, DO NOT!!!!!!!! give them the 19's. When it's clamped they run a serious risk of clamping it too hard leaving what looks like vice grip marks in the lip/edge.
Pay the extra money and go to a shop you know can handle 19+.
It's actually best to find a place that can do 20"+ (for SUV's, and such) because then you know it's 19" safe.
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Re: Place to get 19's mounted & balanced near owings mills/baltimore, md?
Originally posted by D@ActiveTuning
Anybody got any recommendations?
Anybody got any recommendations?
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