Trustworthy place to mount tires
04-14-2004, 05:48 PM
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Re: Trustworthy place to mount tires
Originally Posted by vasponger
and not BJs
Itsaqwik1 (David) works there and he hooks me up all the time. He can statically balance your wheels if you want.
04-14-2004, 06:58 PM
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Re: Trustworthy place to mount tires
Originally Posted by growley
Why not?
Itsaqwik1 (David) works there and he hooks me up all the time. He can statically balance your wheels if you want.
Itsaqwik1 (David) works there and he hooks me up all the time. He can statically balance your wheels if you want.
04-15-2004, 08:38 AM
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Re: Trustworthy place to mount tires
Your talking about the one in Virginia Beach right? Maybe it wasn't him, but UBSLOW(Kenny) and another friend of mine work there too.
04-16-2004, 06:18 AM
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Re: Trustworthy place to mount tires
Ok guys....I've had Boss mount some (scratched one edge a little) on my new Volks. Went to Lee's tires....did a good job but charged $200 for four 19" mount/balance. Who can mount 19's without damaging. Alot of people will mount 17's all day long but when you get to the 275x35x19 tire, it takes a lot of grunt to roll that tire onto the rim. Thanks in advance. I've got 4 Toyo T1S's that need mounted soon...
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