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Price to install rear tires
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<blockquote data-quote="ITSTOCK" data-source="post: 15808197" data-attributes="member: 21353"><p>I guess if you have cheap crappy tires or wheels that you aren't worried about getting scratched up, by all means, $20/tire sounds fair. But in order to correctly mount and balance a drag radial on a nice wheel, you are going to pay more than that as the machines used are considerably nicer. I can mount and balance my own tires on a friends old machine which is a nice piece, but it won't do the drag radials.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ITSTOCK, post: 15808197, member: 21353"] I guess if you have cheap crappy tires or wheels that you aren't worried about getting scratched up, by all means, $20/tire sounds fair. But in order to correctly mount and balance a drag radial on a nice wheel, you are going to pay more than that as the machines used are considerably nicer. I can mount and balance my own tires on a friends old machine which is a nice piece, but it won't do the drag radials. [/QUOTE]
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