Orange County tires mounted for cheap?

StrizzyChris

StrizzyChris

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Does anyone know of a placce that will mount and balance tires in Orange County for cheap? Mission Viejo area +/- 15 miles prefered.
 
don't know if they'll do a 40 but, walmart is about as cheap as they come. costco will do them too. discount/americas tire will do them too for a reasonable price.
 
I agree with Eddie, the America's Tire off Avery and Margurite has always treated me well in the past. Call them up- +1 (949) 364-9505
 
Those places won't touch Bead locks though right?

Doh double post ... Stupid phone!
 
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I am planning on doing my beadlocks with 40's myself. I found a deal on a set of 35's that I could wheel on for three months until I do my complete transformation build back in Ohio.
 
StrizzyChris said:
I am planning on doing my beadlocks with 40's myself. I found a deal on a set of 35's that I could wheel on for three months until I do my complete transformation build back in Ohio.
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yeah, with just 35's, if they're new, walmart and costco will do them for cheap. otherwise, america's tires is where i would go.
 
sm_rubi said:
Thanks I didn't think so...anyone know a place that does install beadlock for a decent price? :thinking:
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it's a pain in the butt job but mostly because it takes so long to do. needless to say, the cheapest place to get them done is in your garage.
 
wayoflife said:
it's a pain in the butt job but mostly because it takes so long to do. needless to say, the cheapest place to get them done is in your garage.
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Lol ... We have tried about 3 times to get our spare Toyo off the wheel. May have to break out the chainsaw!
 
I use Discount Tire Center in RSM. They told me they will mount tires on beadlocks
if I buy wheels from them. Plan on getting ATX Stabs in near future.
 
Blonda said:
Lol ... We have tried about 3 times to get our spare Toyo off the wheel. May have to break out the chainsaw!
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I'm pretty sure most tire shops will break the bead for you - just not install them on a bead lock. Having said that, Doug used a sawzall on his old tires.
 
I can help you do it at home or my place if you want. I live in orange by the Anaheim suds and grub meeting place.

On my 35s it wasn't too hard, time consuming like others say but well worth the effort.

I used dyna beads on my 35s but I wouldn't recommend them.

So...if you want we can mount the tires but I don't know how to balance. My buddy has a balance machine i think at his shop but I don't think it'll fit a 40.
 
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