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Does anyone know a place around 100 miles from zip code 23434 ( Virginia ) who has good tire prices and don’t charge you $125.00 - $150.00 for installing a rear tire.

 

Because I think it is ridiculous to charge someone up to $150.00 dollars to install a rear tire on a RSV.:no-no-no:

 

and most of the dealers have only the Dunlop D404 in stock.

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My dealer gave me a great price on new E3s & charged me $30. each to mount. I thought THAT was a bit stiff.

 

However, they charge some huge fee if you get your tires somewhere else.

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Herman,

Call Muffinman, His dealer around E-city NC has good prices on tires and I don't think They would rip you off. I believe that E-city is closer to you then I am.

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I'm curious if you are taking the bike in or just the wheel in for that tire installation. I know it is much more expensive if they have to remove the wheel from the bike.

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I'm curious if you are taking the bike in or just the wheel in for that tire installation. I know it is much more expensive if they have to remove the wheel from the bike.

 

I'm taking the bike in and also purchase the tire by them...I don't have the equipment to remove the wheels by my self.

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Herman,

Call Muffinman, His dealer around E-city NC has good prices on tires and I don't think They would rip you off. I believe that E-city is closer to you then I am.

 

I contacted the yamaha dealer in E-City ..and the tire was around the $190 dollars and installing was around the 130 dollars.

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It is not quite that bad down here, but I figure when the time comes I will get either a lift or a center stand, take the tires off myself and take them to Cycle Gear. They will mount and balance any tires you buy from then for $20. And I checked with them this week, and the price they quoted me for Avon Venoms MT90B-16 front and 150/90-15 rear was $137 each.

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At the local shop here it is $20 to install a tire if I bring him the wheel. It's around $100 if I bring him the bike.

 

Wizard765, who do you deal with?

 

Jopie

 

:canada::7_6_3[1]::canada:

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I contacted the yamaha dealer in E-City ..and the tire was around the $190 dollars and installing was around the 130 dollars.

 

Larry charges 20 on a first gen and 40 on a second if he has to take off the tire. Don't know who you called in E City but it wasn't yamaha.

 

Margaret

 

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From what you quoted it sounds like you talked to either the honda shop or the kawasaki dealer Larry has never been that high on rubber for any bike I got tires for from wings to Hds and he only charges 20 to 40 to mount the tire if he has to pull the wheel if you bring it in it is usually Free here is his number 252-338-2211 if you schedule it for a weekend I will be more than willing to help you with removing the tire. give me a call at 9196735095 before 9 pm and after 4 pm I can t answer my phone at work.

Are you gonna make it to this weekends meet and eat in NewBern N.C.?????

Jeff

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From what you quoted it sounds like you talked to either the honda shop or the kawasaki dealer Larry has never been that high on rubber for any bike I got tires for from wings to Hds and he only charges 20 to 40 to mount the tire if he has to pull the wheel if you bring it in it is usually Free here is his number 252-338-2211 if you schedule it for a weekend I will be more than willing to help you with removing the tire. give me a call at 9196735095 before 9 pm and after 4 pm I can t answer my phone at work.

 

Are you gonna make it to this weekends meet and eat in NewBern N.C.?????

 

 

Jeff

 

Jeff, If your guy is really that low I am going to come down and see him for my next tire. I'll willing to ride down to save some the money.

 

My dealer charged 150 to install my last rear tire. :bang head: I was walking kind of funny when I left:think::think:

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From what you quoted it sounds like you talked to either the honda shop or the kawasaki dealer Larry has never been that high on rubber for any bike I got tires for from wings to Hds and he only charges 20 to 40 to mount the tire if he has to pull the wheel if you bring it in it is usually Free here is his number 252-338-2211 if you schedule it for a weekend I will be more than willing to help you with removing the tire. give me a call at 9196735095 before 9 pm and after 4 pm I can t answer my phone at work.

 

Are you gonna make it to this weekends meet and eat in NewBern N.C.?????

 

 

Jeff

 

Hello Jeff

 

I'm almost sure I called the right place ..I had a girl on the phone...and she said she had only the dunlop 404 in stock and the other brands she had to order them ..and if I understand her right the labor was $130.00

 

I like to come to New Bern, NC.... but I'm really in need for a New tire...because I use the bike every day to get to my work.

if I could get a new tire tomorrow or saturday morning early ..I will be glad to make the ride to New Bern.NC

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holy crap!! 130-150 bux to mount a tire?!?!?! Heck, it only takes an hour, so even at 80 bux an hour that's nuts.

 

Local Yammie dealer here is 40 mounted on the bike if you bought the tire from them.

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The place I get my tires from doesnt charge me anything.....just as long as I buy from them. But I have been dealing with them for years and years.

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around here they wanted upwards of a $150.00 per tire to install.... so I bought my own tools and a Wheel Balancer, I have around $120.00 tied up in tools but will not have to spend that again....Got my tires from SouthWest..

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I ordered a new rear tire ( Elite III ) by the yamaha dealer in E City .NC, because they didn't had the size in stock.

 

they will install the tire Next Saturday..I hate it, when you have to wait for motorcycle stuff :(

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I ordered a new rear tire ( Elite III ) by the yamaha dealer in E City .NC, because they didn't had the size in stock.

 

they will install the tire Next Saturday..I hate it, when you have to wait for motorcycle stuff :(

You guys get it all straighten out on price?

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