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Re: Speaking of tires...Place in Kansas
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Posted by Glen in TX on May 12, 2006 at 10:27:11 from (208.246.9.130):
In Reply to: Speaking of tires...Place in Kansas posted by neblinc on May 12, 2006 at 06:30:34:
Bought tires from them several times. The blem or blemished tires they call them and price even after getting freighted to Texas beat some local dealers so bad it wasn't even funny. Got a independent tire repair guy to mount them for us and then later he started buying from them too. The blem tires we put on combine last from them had rougher finish on sidewalls but that didn't bother anything and they worked fine. You might not want those kind of tires for a antique show tractor but for a working machine the tire finish doesn't bother anything.
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