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terryjd

01-31-2005 23:34:40

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I have been looking for a pair of used 11.2X36 tires without success. Here in south eastern Ontario Canada the best price I can find for new tires are $385.00 each + $40.00ea. tubes + $50.00ea. for install plus taxes or one spot $1000.00 installed if I took tractor there, Firestone or Goodyear same price. Said they use to get Titans for $290.00 but all back ordered for 2 or 3 months. I did contact one site in USA I have seen people say on the board price was great $205.00 but shipping to Canada was a killer. I was wondering what you guys in the U.S. pay for tires of similar size? That is some difference in price from Canada to USA. Also I am close to US border, can be in NY in 15 min. or so. I figure at $205.00 for a tire plus exchange on the money would cost me about $250.00 each plus gas to go get them myself. Anybody know of any good tire dealers around Ogdensburg, Alexandria or Lafargeville N.Y. that I could check out? Thanks for any help you guys can give.

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Paul in Mich

02-01-2005 17:41:18

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Re: Cost of Tires?? in reply to terryjd, 01-31-2005 23:34:40

Nebrasks Tire has 11.2x36 Rear tires listed for $185. each. I would guess that shipping would run $40.00 each which would make Firestones bought at your local dealer at $225.00 each U.S. competitive. $385. each seems to me, high in anyones money.

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Jeff In Ontario

02-01-2005 14:12:41

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Re: Cost of Tires?? in reply to terryjd, 01-31-2005 23:34:40

Terry:

A place that I have been referred to which I did call (best price I've found so far, and i'm going to be purchasing my 12.4 x 38's there this spring):
Townsend Tire -(near Londesborough, Ontario)
519-523-4742
I think the owner's name is George.
Steve Radford of Ontario Used Tractor Parts told me about this place.

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Michael Soldan

02-01-2005 14:57:42

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Re: Cost of Tires?? in reply to Jeff In Ontario, 02-01-2005 14:12:41

Jeff, you're correct about Townsend Tire. I bought 600x16's at work and I got them at our cost and had to put them on myself one day at lunch. About two weeks later I was at Steve's and went over to Townsend Tire, his retail price was $57 each installed...that was my cost exactly from the supplier. I know several farmers in my area that go there for duals, rims, and their farm tire needs. Mike in Exeter Ontario

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NDS

02-01-2005 12:20:40

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Re: Cost of Tires?? in reply to terryjd, 01-31-2005 23:34:40

Miller tire has 11.2X36 4 ply Titans for $225 and Firestone Field and Road for $235 each US. Their tubes are $42 each though. Installing them is no big deal for unloded 4 plys I always do my own.

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CNKS

02-01-2005 13:21:53

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Re: Cost of Tires?? in reply to NDS, 02-01-2005 12:20:40

In my area, I have found the local Firestore place competitive with Miller tire, If you consider Millers shipping charges -- will vary by location.

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twopop

02-01-2005 05:56:16

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Re: Cost of Tires?? in reply to terryjd, 01-31-2005 23:34:40

check out NEBRASKA TIRE,just bought two new ones for 175 usa.sprinkler tires are 38s so they wont work.nebraska tire was 85 dollars less than any i could find

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Bob M

02-01-2005 05:19:54

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Re: Cost of Tires?? in reply to terryjd, 01-31-2005 23:34:40

Terry - Doubt you�re gonna do any better in NY state! If you take your quoted price then adjust for US/CDN currency exchange rate (1.242 as of last nite�), your final cost will be within a few $ of what I recently paid for similar tires/tubes/mounting here.

Also I don�t know how taxes work in Ontario. But here in NY unless you have a valid NYS Dept of Taxation & Finance tax exempt number, the dealer must nick you another 8-1/2% or so for NY sales tax.

My recommendation: Stick with your local tire dealer...

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jnewark

02-01-2005 04:50:20

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Re: Cost of Tires?? in reply to terryjd, 01-31-2005 23:34:40

if I am not mistaken the size you need is about the same size as what I have on my Farmall B, instead of a tractor tire try the tires they use on piviot irrigation systems, my tires were only about $60 each, they look like more expensive tires, and I am sure they can handle all the tractor can...good luck
jack

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Dave D

02-01-2005 12:38:55

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Re: Cost of Tires?? in reply to jnewark, 02-01-2005 04:50:20

Where do you find out about pivot irrigation tires? We don't see much of that technology here in New England, though I've flown over the midwest and Texas a lot and know what you're talking about. Offhand I don't know what size those fat "Krispy Kremes" are that drive my 240U, but mine are mismatched, 95% worn, badly cracked and seeping chloride and god knows what else. Would love to find a cheaper alternative to the $600-700 I've been quoted just for the rubber. I just need my rig to run around a large yard and on dirt roads through the woods a few hours at a time and someday (hopefully) accept a set of chains for snow. Not plowing. Thanks guys, Dave D

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greywynd

01-31-2005 23:48:11

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Re: Cost of Tires?? in reply to terryjd, 01-31-2005 23:34:40

That's about the same price I got here in Peterborough. (May have been 30-40 bucks cheaper), but it was for 13.6 x 28 tires. I don't know what sort of problems you may get into as far as duty when coming across the border, though, I would be interested in finding out.

Mark

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Dick Davis

02-01-2005 03:53:44

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Re: Cost of Tires?? in reply to greywynd, 01-31-2005 23:48:11

Any farmers in the area who's field straddles the border? You could volunteer to plow his field and leave at the other end with used tires. Just a thought. My nickel Dick Davis

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Andy Martin

02-01-2005 05:49:09

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Re: Cost of Tires?? in reply to Dick Davis, 02-01-2005 03:53:44

I think the border stays too wet to farm most years.

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Quebec Red

02-01-2005 10:29:59

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Re: Cost of Tires?? in reply to Andy Martin, 02-01-2005 05:49:09

The border between Quebec and New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine are for the most part on land. Prior to 9-11, and before that before electronic surveillence, a lot of inventory variance ocurred with some good ole boys. And we thought life was boring then.

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