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Old 23-01-19, 15:04
Ed Landstrom Ed Landstrom is offline
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If used tires will do, I have quite a few 700x16 ND on M151 wheels. I haven't had a close look at them for a while, but I recall the condition ranged from like-new to worn out. I have no idea of the brand(s). I'm between London and Windsor, about 3 hours from Toronto. If you're ever down this way, drop in. You may be able to pick out a set that are good enough.
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Old 23-01-19, 18:48
Les Kovacs Les Kovacs is offline
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Hi Ed....thanks for your offer.....I may take you up on that in the spring. Right now I am going out for the second time to shovel snow here in Barrie. Used tires if in fair condition would be fine....if better I would be willing to pay. I will keep your contact info and replay sometime in the spring.

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Old 28-01-19, 14:48
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Hello

Just checked with Sylmar Tire in Hawksbury. They want $250.00 a tire, 7.00 x 16 Firestone NDCC. Not including tax and tire tax.

Willys Acres is $215.00. Do not know of any cheaper at this point in time.

I am looking for 5 tires as well. Was hoping to save a long drive as i am in eastern Ontario.

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Old 30-01-19, 06:14
Les Kovacs Les Kovacs is offline
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Hi Eric....yup....Sylmar went from $200/tire (700x16) NDT or NDCC (6 months ago)to $255/tire as quoted me last week.

In 2016 I got royally screwed by Willy's Acres and will not deal with them even though they are only a 25 minute drive from my house. For local jeep parts I deal with Brian Asbury (Acton, Ontario) or Ralph Journeay (Niagara Military Parts).

Posters on this site have turned me onto Huron Tire east of London, Ont. They sent me an estimate for (2) 700x16 NDCC tires for $216.00/each.....best deal yet in Canada.....however, also on this post several members like Bob Carriere can import tires from the US....you do the online purchase from several suppliers that sell the above tires for $130 to $154 US/tire...you just have to figure out if it works for you after the exchange....Bob is in Eastern Ontario near Sylmar Tire.
I got lucky....a few days ago my in laws in New Brunswick saw an ad in a local buy and sell magazine for 3 brand new (still had the stickers on the tires)STA NDCC 700x16 tires for dirt cheap so they bought them for me.....now I just have to drive to NB to pick them up. I am still however looking at 2 to 5 more tires myself as spares and Huron Tire of Bobs offer looks to be the best.

Best of luck.

lesk
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Old 30-01-19, 07:06
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You can't bring tires to Ontario after the family vacation to the Maritimes to Ontario. You're supposed to carry a lobster trap on the roof of the car!
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Old 30-01-19, 16:36
Les Kovacs Les Kovacs is offline
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Hi maple_leaf_eh.....been there and done that....I do not think that returning with a lobster trap applies after visiting in laws in NB.

lesk
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Old 30-01-19, 17:27
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Sylmar is victim of price increases for tires in the USA and although shipping is "free" fuel cost have gone up so the tires are market up.

The big retailers in the States benefit from purchasing power at lower prices ad they may have a inventory on hand to keep moving..... small dealers or individual buyers like us are impacted by every last minute increase.

Our Chevron tires from STA costed just over $200 dollars some 10 years back the same tires now retails for approx $325 US $$$. Bought any new snow grips for a Ford 250 recently????

That is a better increase/investment than gold bullions....... should have invested in rubber back then and sell them now at the new prices.

Wait until you have to replace one rear tractor tire and see how far a $1000 will go!!
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