Scott, I just got 2-265's and 2-295's NT05's delivered (free shipping) for $903. Use discount tire direct for pricing: http://www.discounttiredirect.com/direct/home.do?

x2 Aaron

Those are some nice looking nuts to match your studs.

Sieg, you don't price shop online much do ya. :hello:

Ya know.. there's a place for you.

It's called anywhere but here. :bigun2:

When you put it like that I hate to admit it, but I like 'em too.

Not at your level princess.

The $1300 number was factoring local mount & balance also.

When I'm serious about buying absolutely! Late last night I went to Summit, both Discount and America's sites gave me a call the local dealer for a price quote notification. I've dealt with the local Discount when I originally bought the NT's....and won't go back, the America's store is good for rigs like Betsy. :D

Just about everything I buy for the car and hobby shop is online as there are no brick and mortar stores within a 100 miles that support my car hobbies. Lots of gun stores, heads shops and breweries though. :rolleyes:

Thanks for the benchmark Aaron. :thumbsup:

I thought the same about Tucker. :lmao:

Hurts duzzinit. :mock:

So as far as the tires go, how much is too old for the track? ive got "new" bfg's but there circa '07 (garaged but....) not sure they'll be new enough for da track though....

Straight from the USCA rule book:



9. Tire age - Tires must have a manufacture date within three (3) years of the date of the USCA event being entered. Here’s how to check the date:

Wow - what a load of crap.

My 345x30x19's are like 3 years old by manufacture date - yet have like 1500 miles on them from last years Power Tour - they are a new old set from Tirerack.

No way in hell am I replacing them for that event.