: Welcome Discount Tire Direct!
dascrow 05-21-2008, 12:24 PM ClubArmada.com would like to welcome Discount Tire Direct as our newest Supporting Vendor!
Please take a moment to visit their website at the following URL:
www.DiscountTireDirect.com (http://www.discounttiredirect.com/)
Nice to have a Wheel vendor and broaden our tire choices. Is there a Discount Code we can use or is everything the same prices that everyone else pays??
BlakSpyda 05-21-2008, 11:27 PM Welcome to the club and thanks! :thumbup: I may be getting with them soon!
Discount Tire 05-22-2008, 03:03 PM Thanks for the welcome guys. We don't have any set Forum discounts right now but, if you like us here, please mention the site when you order. We will be offering you guys one up on the rest from time to time I can assure you that. Keep in mind that is is our goal to offer the best price delivered up front and if you find anything we sell delivered for less, we will match the price.
Ummmm, Yea we'll definitely be liking you here!!! :thumbup:
armadadd 05-23-2008, 12:45 PM Welcome to CA....
Discount Tire 05-27-2008, 06:12 PM Thanks Armadadd!
Rumplecat 05-27-2008, 07:26 PM Welcome to the best club on the Net!
ShadyJC 05-27-2008, 08:33 PM Welcome and thanks!
Kailo 05-27-2008, 09:51 PM Welcome to CA!!!
Discount Tire 05-28-2008, 01:32 PM Wow, thanks guys. Personally, I must say I am a little Nissan bias. My first nissan was an 03 Sentra. Now I own a 07 Frontier and a 06 Titan. I'm glad to be here.
tchjts1 12-01-2011, 12:50 PM Thanks for the welcome guys. We don't have any set Forum discounts right now...
Is this still correct? No forum discounts? I'm looking at a set of 4 BFG Long Trail T/A Tours... and obviously looking to get the best possible price.
Discount Tire 12-01-2011, 01:04 PM Is this still correct? No forum discounts? I'm looking at a set of 4 BFG Long Trail T/A Tours... and obviously looking to get the best possible price.
Thank you for the post.
We still do not offer a forum member discount. Unlike some of our competitors, we do not inflate our prices just to offer a discount to a select group. Instead we gaurantee the lowest out the door price on all the products we carry for everyone. If a competitor ever has a cheaper advertised out the door price, we'll beat it! :cool:
Socially Distorted 12-23-2011, 08:05 AM Welcome DT. I've bought tires from Direct for my Suby in the past and the service was great. I'll be needing some Trail Grapplers or Wrangler Duratracs here in the future for my Armada.
In the meantime, I am looking for a new set of shoes for my 2001 Suby RS. Thinking either the new Nitto Motivo in 235/45-17 or the Conti DWS in 225/45-17. It's my daily driver that has tuned suspension. I drive in all weather conditions (Seattle). Thoughts on which is a better tire?
Discount Tire 12-23-2011, 06:23 PM Welcome DT. I've bought tires from Direct for my Suby in the past and the service was great. I'll be needing some Trail Grapplers or Wrangler Duratracs here in the future for my Armada.
In the meantime, I am looking for a new set of shoes for my 2001 Suby RS. Thinking either the new Nitto Motivo in 235/45-17 or the Conti DWS in 225/45-17. It's my daily driver that has tuned suspension. I drive in all weather conditions (Seattle). Thoughts on which is a better tire?
Thank you for the post and for your continued support.
The Motivo is brand new to the market so at this point we can't compare it's performance to the DWS. Spec wise though, the Motivo should do great in all conditions and should ride a little smoother than the DWS. I don't think you can go wrong with either one :cool:
Socially Distorted 12-26-2011, 01:19 PM Thank you for the post and for your continued support.
The Motivo is brand new to the market so at this point we can't compare it's performance to the DWS. Spec wise though, the Motivo should do great in all conditions and should ride a little smoother than the DWS. I don't think you can go wrong with either one :cool:
Thanks - just ordered a set of Motivo's. Look forward to great deals in the future (when I need to order for my Armada).
Cheers!
Kevin
Snohomish, WA
Discount Tire 12-26-2011, 05:24 PM ^
Awesome! Thank you for your support.
Let us know how you like the Motivo after you get some miles on them.
davidw 01-10-2012, 07:57 PM I need tires for my 08 LE. I have Generals on there now. we get snow here maybe 20" per winter so I dont need anything crazy. thoughts ??
1BadC10 01-10-2012, 11:40 PM Been a DTD customer for a while. Buy my Michelins online. Is DTD the same as the DT retail places?
BTW... Welcome!
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AngelVivas 01-11-2012, 01:46 AM ^
Awesome! Thank you for your support.
Let us know how you like the Motivo after you get some miles on them.
I've seen a Cooper Discoverer ATP but can't find any information on the actual Cooper website. Is this the new AT3?
Discount Tire 01-11-2012, 12:25 PM I need tires for my 08 LE. I have Generals on there now. we get snow here maybe 20" per winter so I don't need anything crazy. thoughts ??
Are your stock wheels 18" or 20"? How do you use your Armada? How many miles do you drive per year?
Been a DTD customer for a while. Buy my Michelins online. Is DTD the same as the DT retail places?
BTW... Welcome!
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DTD is a mail order service, DT is brick and mortar stores. We are owned by the same person but set up to sell wheels and tires to different markets.
Thanks for the welcome. We've actually been a member and sponsor here since 2008. :)
I've seen a Cooper Discoverer ATP but can't find any information on the actual Cooper website. Is this the new AT3?
The ATP and AT3 are two different tires. Here's a link for details to both: http://www.discounttiredirect.com/direct/tires/cooper/home.do
davidw 01-11-2012, 01:09 PM about 15k pr year. Useage in typical city driving with 25 % highway. some snow around here in the winter. I have the stock 20's
AngelVivas 01-11-2012, 06:07 PM Are your stock wheels 18" or 20"? How do you use your Armada? How many miles do you drive per year?
DTD is a mail order service, DT is brick and mortar stores. We are owned by the same person but set up to sell wheels and tires to different markets.
Thanks for the welcome. We've actually been a member and sponsor here since 2008. :)
The ATP and AT3 are two different tires. Here's a link for details to both: http://www.discounttiredirect.com/direct/tires/cooper/home.do
When researching on your website, is there a way to get the tires locally at the store rather than getting them shipped to the house and then putting them on myself? Don't they have to be mounted correctly by a tire technician for about the same prices?
Campfamily 01-11-2012, 06:47 PM I have purchased at least four sets of tires over the past two years from Discount Tire. I used their website to research what tires I wanted to buy, finding out the prices, and making the final decision. I then went to my local Discount Tire outlet to order the tires and have them installed. I have been very satisfied with the service, quality of the work, and the prices are competitive or lower than anybody I've found, including TireRack, Costco, and others. I particularly like the ability to make an appointment so that I don't have to sit around and wait for hours until they can get to work on my car. I highly recommend using Discount Tire, and will purchase future tires from them.
I was not paid or compensated for this endorsement (but, I'm more than willing to consider getting paid, if you're willing!!!:D)
Keith
AngelVivas 01-11-2012, 07:31 PM I have purchased at least four sets of tires over the past two years from Discount Tire. I used their website to research what tires I wanted to buy, finding out the prices, and making the final decision. I then went to my local Discount Tire outlet to order the tires and have them installed. I have been very satisfied with the service, quality of the work, and the prices are competitive or lower than anybody I've found, including TireRack, Costco, and others. I particularly like the ability to make an appointment so that I don't have to sit around and wait for hours until they can get to work on my car. I highly recommend using Discount Tire, and will purchase future tires from them.
I was not paid or compensated for this endorsement (but, I'm more than willing to consider getting paid, if you're willing!!!:D)
Keith
Thanks Keith! This will be my first experience with the Mada getting tires from Discount Tire. I've purchased before on our Honda Accord and had similar great experiences. Always the best prices by far.
:D
Discount Tire 01-11-2012, 07:46 PM about 15k pr year. Useage in typical city driving with 25 % highway. some snow around here in the winter. I have the stock 20's
You may want to take a look at the Cooper Discoverer ATP. It is a good looking tire that will deliver a quiet ride and excellent traction.
Here is a link to our web site for pricing along with customer reviews.
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/direct/toggleShowingAllTireProducts.do?fcpr=&counter=1&ar=60&fcsr=&fcs=false&rd=20&cs=275&yr=2008&fclr=&vid=016604&fcb=&sw=false
Give us a call if we can help at 1-888-459-4080. The first available agent will be happy to assist you.
Campfamily, you crack me up. Seriously though, thanks for your support and kind words.
AngelVivas, Thanks for giving us the opportunity to earn your business. Give us a call if we can help.
AngelVivas 01-11-2012, 07:55 PM You may want to take a look at the Cooper Discoverer ATP. It is a good looking tire that will deliver a quiet ride and excellent traction.
Here is a link to our web site for pricing along with customer reviews.
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/direct/toggleShowingAllTireProducts.do?fcpr=&counter=1&ar=60&fcsr=&fcs=false&rd=20&cs=275&yr=2008&fclr=&vid=016604&fcb=&sw=false
Give us a call if we can help at 1-888-459-4080. The first available agent will be happy to assist you.
Campfamily, you crack me up. Seriously though, thanks for your support and kind words.
AngelVivas, Thanks for giving us the opportunity to earn your business. Give us a call if we can help.
I believe the Cooper Discoverer ATP is such a new tire; there are no user reviews yet. That's what I was looking for also. They look so much similar to the AT3. I want a good road tire as well as an okay occasional off-road tire. I drive mostly through the urban jungle.
:D
Campfamily 01-12-2012, 10:32 AM Campfamily, you crack me up. Seriously though, thanks for your support and kind words.
Glad to give you a chuckle!! Seriously though, it seems as though the only posts you see on these forums is when somebody isn't happy, but when somebody does good, nothing. I'm doing what I can to change that. About to get new tires for my BMW (~$1400! Yikes!), and it will be from Discount Tire in Glendora, CA.
Keith
.... About to get new tires for my BMW (~$1400! Yikes!), and it will be from Discount Tire in Glendora, CA.
Keith
Keith, I'm not sure what you're going for or if you have the 19" staggered or 17" matching wheels, but I put a set of those Continental ExtremeContacts on the Porsche and they were a pretty nice set of tires... In the past I always ran Dunlop or Nitto high performance tires on my performance cars and they always gave me a great ROI.
davidw 01-12-2012, 02:53 PM [QUOTE=Discount Tire;189631]You may want to take a look at the Cooper Discoverer ATP. It is a good looking tire that will deliver a quiet ride and excellent traction.
Here is a link to our web site for pricing along with customer reviews.
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/direct/toggleShowingAllTireProducts.do?fcpr=&counter=1&ar=60&fcsr=&fcs=false&rd=20&cs=275&yr=2008&fclr=&vid=016604&fcb=&sw=false
Give us a call if we can help at 1-888-459-4080. The first available agent will be happy to assist you.
QUOTE]
That's a nice looking beefy tire. They will look pretty good on my truck.. I was quoted $ 220.00 ea M and B for General Grabbers at a local shop.
Campfamily 01-12-2012, 04:25 PM Keith, I'm not sure what you're going for or if you have the 19" staggered or 17" matching wheels, but I put a set of those Continental ExtremeContacts on the Porsche and they were a pretty nice set of tires... In the past I always ran Dunlop or Nitto high performance tires on my performance cars and they always gave me a great ROI.
I've got the staggered 19" setup, it has the OEM Conti Extreme Contacts on there right now. I like them, but I'm leaning towards the Michelin Super Sports right now; a bit cheaper, much higher ratings, plus I've had excellent luck with Michelin tires in the past. Got Pilot Sport A/S on my Maxima, >50K miles and they still have more than 1/3 tread left. Got Michelins on the Armada, and have been very happy with them as well. Oh, the choices.....
Keith
Discount Tire 01-12-2012, 04:48 PM When researching on your website, is there a way to get the tires locally at the store rather than getting them shipped to the house and then putting them on myself? Don't they have to be mounted correctly by a tire technician for about the same prices?
If you prefer to have everything done in store give your local Discount Tire or America's Tire a call directly. Just like purchasing through us mail order, our stores guarantee the lowest out the door prices and purchases through our stores come with FREE services such as pro-rated road hazard protection and lifetime balance/rotation.
Socially Distorted 01-13-2012, 01:15 AM The new Nitto Motiva is more than I expected.... Great tire for a really great price. Can't wait to play in some snow with them to see how they do.
Kronos1965 01-13-2012, 08:00 PM Just wanted to post up that Discount Tire has won over our business with their excellent customer service, great prices, and quick service.
Added shoes to my Titan and my Wife's Camry along with new wheels to boot.
I have sent several folks their way and each has had a good experience.
Discount Tire 01-14-2012, 01:57 PM Thank you for the kind words and for the referrals Kronos. We appreciate your continued support!
AngelVivas 02-04-2012, 01:05 PM I can't find this anywhere on the Cooper Tire website. I checked all the categories of tires but no luck. This is the information from www.americastire.com or www.discounttire..com below but no information at all from Cooper's website.
http://i1060.photobucket.com/albums/t453/angelvivas3/CooperDiscovererATP.jpg
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Discount Tire 02-04-2012, 05:22 PM I can't find this anywhere on the Cooper Tire website. I checked all the categories of tires but no luck. This is the information from www.americastire.com or www.discounttire..com below but no information at all from Cooper's website.
http://i1060.photobucket.com/albums/t453/angelvivas3/CooperDiscovererATP.jpg
:(
Cooper builds this tire exclusively for us. They don't show it on their website because they don't want to confuse people for where they can get it. Give us a call if we can answer any questions for you on it. We stand behind everything we sell and we would love to earn your business.
-Travis
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