Winter Steelies
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Winter Steelies
Any places to pick from in our neck of the woods?? Lower Mainland
I have 1 place that can get 16" steel winter rims for $115 per, w/out rubber attached (at least from the few seconds of conversation I don't think there is rubber)
This seems a tad steep, or maybe for our bolt pattern we will be held hostage.
Anyone got a source for a decent price?
I have 1 place that can get 16" steel winter rims for $115 per, w/out rubber attached (at least from the few seconds of conversation I don't think there is rubber)
This seems a tad steep, or maybe for our bolt pattern we will be held hostage.
Anyone got a source for a decent price?
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Not sure, but do you think it is really needed for driving around the Lower Mainland in the winter? I mean we only get like 2 days of snow in the whole winter.
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Originally Posted by JakeU
Not sure, but do you think it is really needed for driving around the Lower Mainland in the winter? I mean we only get like 2 days of snow in the whole winter.
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goto to Cost-co to get the catalog name for the supplier and the part #. then go to Canadian Tire to order. Cost-co cant get the rims but Canadian tire can. they can find the catalog or look it up. hope that helps
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Originally Posted by ssnipes
goto to Cost-co to get the catalog name for the supplier and the part #. then go to Canadian Tire to order. Cost-co cant get the rims but Canadian tire can. they can find the catalog or look it up. hope that helps
Thanks ssnipes.
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Originally Posted by Matty
The guy who did a quick check said he did call Canadian Tire and they didn't have any. Although he works for another tire/rim shop so he may have been just saying that. That was the first place I was going to look for myself. Then Volco Tires.
Thanks ssnipes.
Thanks ssnipes.
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Well the Costco's here don't sell rims so they don't have part #'s. Prince George and Kamloops do but that is it for BC.
So I went down to the Can. Tire and the kid punched the car info in and they do have 16" steelies. They are a special order but they are available. $90 each and they have to be prepaid.
The Can. Tire # is X 41658 if anyone needs it.
So I went down to the Can. Tire and the kid punched the car info in and they do have 16" steelies. They are a special order but they are available. $90 each and they have to be prepaid.
The Can. Tire # is X 41658 if anyone needs it.
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Originally Posted by tombomb
its el nino (warm wind) this year..= no snow!shitty for snowboarding!
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Originally Posted by Matty
Well the Costco's here don't sell rims so they don't have part #'s. Prince George and Kamloops do but that is it for BC.
So I went down to the Can. Tire and the kid punched the car info in and they do have 16" steelies. They are a special order but they are available. $90 each and they have to be prepaid.
The Can. Tire # is X 41658 if anyone needs it.
So I went down to the Can. Tire and the kid punched the car info in and they do have 16" steelies. They are a special order but they are available. $90 each and they have to be prepaid.
The Can. Tire # is X 41658 if anyone needs it.
SUper.
wonder why my costco had the book and loads of wheels? but I am glad I helped and thanks for the info.
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Originally Posted by atwilson
I bought my steelies from the SAAB dealer in Richmond last winter
$99 ea and they had them in stock...
Lansdowne Saturn/SAAB
$99 ea and they had them in stock...
Lansdowne Saturn/SAAB
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The girl at Costco's tire centre said since we hardly get snow here they don't carry them. I asked if she had it in the computer and she said no.
Weird thing is on Can. Tire's site they have the 16" 5 x 115 bolt pattern. I am just glad they can get them.
Oh well $90 each isn't so bad. Only have to do it once.
I never thought of Saab.
Weird thing is on Can. Tire's site they have the 16" 5 x 115 bolt pattern. I am just glad they can get them.
Oh well $90 each isn't so bad. Only have to do it once.
I never thought of Saab.
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Originally Posted by Matty
I was told that the replacement cost for the SS/SC rims are $1300 each. It is the salt I am more concerned about.
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Originally Posted by g5mike
Salt what salt??? we only get salt two three times a year
I live on a road that has a bus route and I see the trunks spreading all the time during the winter.
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Originally Posted by Matty
Your kidding right?
I live on a road that has a bus route and I see the trunks spreading all the time during the winter.
I live on a road that has a bus route and I see the trunks spreading all the time during the winter.
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Originally Posted by g5mike
Not usually cause when its snowing the salt trucks follow soon after
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Originally Posted by Matty
The plows salt at the same time. And if the temp drops near zero they start spreading the salt even if there is no snow.
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Originally Posted by g5mike
Damn you on a mtn.?
I thought for sure you would see the salt trunks while making your rounds. Especially the Metrotown area.
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if you have any hook-ups with a dealer, they should be able to get steel wheels and tires for you. My buddy works for a gm dealer up here and i got steel wheels and studded tires for $591. Thats his employee price. Its a smokin deal compared to shops. I think it was $62 per wheel.
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