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Buell Mechanics
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Chicknstripn
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For tire mounting just start calling local shops.
You can cut the price of mounting and balancing tires by bringing your own wheels and tires to the shop you choose. Just have the shop mount and balance the new tires for you. This shouldn't cost anymore then $35 per tire.
Ive found great tire prices at jakeWilson.com
Also, when calling around see if anyone will price match. That way all you have to do is bring them your wheels and they do the rest.
Good luck!
You can cut the price of mounting and balancing tires by bringing your own wheels and tires to the shop you choose. Just have the shop mount and balance the new tires for you. This shouldn't cost anymore then $35 per tire.
Ive found great tire prices at jakeWilson.com
Also, when calling around see if anyone will price match. That way all you have to do is bring them your wheels and they do the rest.
Good luck!
Cooter
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I know it's not what you asked but I just got a set of Pirelli corsa II's for $225 delivered!! From Rocky Mountain atv. Great deal!
No need to go to a Buell specific place for tires even if you want them to remove the wheels for you.
Chicken is right though. I wouldn't trust anyone to do that. I'd pull them off and take the wheels to cycle gear for the swap.
No need to go to a Buell specific place for tires even if you want them to remove the wheels for you.
Chicken is right though. I wouldn't trust anyone to do that. I'd pull them off and take the wheels to cycle gear for the swap.
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