smokedout350z

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This place is charging $32 per tire to be mounted + balanced on some 19's. Does that sound right>?

Sick Z

iTrader: (43)

Maybe a little overpriced, not sure on your area. Here in San Antonio at Discount Tire, all 4 wheels in 19s mounted and balanced is ~$100.

Chef-J

iTrader: (58)

Sears quoted me 50 something dollars. ( 18" )

shop said depends on profile of tires.

moforeynolds

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I paid $150 for a shop to mount 4 Run-Flats in 19"; they charged more if you didnt buy the tires from them, and more on top of that for Run-Flats. I think they said $100 if I bought the RFs there. They cater to the aftermarket dub crowd and it's not in the absolute best of areas, but they do a lot of local celebrity cars (Nelly, Marshall Faulk, Albert Pujols) and a host of baller-status rides...basically, people that give a siht if you put a nick in their rim. So they're very careful when mounting tires, I go to them often.

I pay $10 a wheel for my stock 18s though at a body shop a block away. Joe Schmo should be able to mount some 45 series tires without issue.

Spoiled Z

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Thats a lot. It should range from $85-$100

iStan

iTrader: (29)

Most time the, I just take it to a buddy. But, when I couldn't wait, I paid $40 for 18s to be transfered from my old 18s to my new 18s. This might have been the "You've been buying tires at our store for years" price though.

Chef-J

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that's cheap. trasfered tires cost more for labor.

iStan

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Hmm, I just noticed dyslexic I am...Or Yoda

moforeynolds

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The OP, or me? Mounting Run-Flats is a PITA. $150 to mount them when I didn't buy them from their shop is fair in my experience, for the shops around here at least.