In general I don't think I've ever been able to beat chaparral prices buy anything that makes it worthwhile plus their selection is always been excellent. there's a reason they have over 300,000 square feet of store & inventory buildings.
My Hypocrisy goes only so far...I run tires for Confidence of Application, not Longevity or Price. I suppose me seeing a really shagged out "New", Shinko, just ruined it for me forever... YMMV.
As a general guideline for buying anything on Google, shopping feeds are heavily regulated and checked often enough that the price advertised is the price you pay (as an aside, the third shopping image below is "illegal" and should be flagged by Google because it shows multiple products in the image while displaying a price for only one product), so this is what you should do. The first image below is a standard SERP (search engine results page). It displays a whole bunch of shit (text ads, shopping ads, organic listings, local search results, etc.). What you want to focus on is the shopping tab circled in red. People can (and do) play games with this by advertising their cheapest/smallest size, but the cost of a click and Google oversight makes it so most people are trying to be as upfront as possible about their pricing. Hope this helps next time you're shopping on Google.
Jon, you're making me want to get a bike to put a ton of miles on. It's been a while since I've done that
Yep. Their secondary warehouse is in Winchester, about 20 miles from Lexington. I get everything in 2 days, 3 days worst case.
Anybody been to their tire dept in San Bernadino? It is truly one of the most impressive tire shops I have ever been to. Row after row after row of m/c tires.
Fine and no issues but sometimes when you have 1200 or so tires in the rack one may get missed. But they sell a large amount and plus they're in a large population area so they restock often. And the tire dept manager was the west coast Metzeler sales guy so he does understand tires better than most
Woah ... woah ... woah ... We don’t like Minnesotans or Michiganders any better. Iowa is only slightly above them, but only because they don’t have a football team to compete with, and the Hawkeyes don’t count.