Well, so far I've been to vulcantires.com

What I'm really looking for is a site that sells good tires around 205/45/16 and accepts paypal. Anyone have any suggestions?

They have yokohama's for sale for about $312.00 shipped.

(Dang, I just realized this belongs in the wheels & tire section. My apologizes)

 

discount tire direct

 

they dont accept paypal.

 

Tirerack.com, not sure if they take paypal. Why do you need paypal for this? just use a debit/credit card

 

Really long story, rather not get into it lol.

 

thats cool, whatever. good luck finding someone who takes paypal, usually they just take credit or debit., at least i think so. anyway, good luck

 

try these guys out bro...88 rotors...located in irwindale...626 256 6812...i bought tires from them and there ware house in El monte....pricing is decent...just 4 weeks ago i picked up 2 205/50/15's yoko es100's...price for 16's should run close to 4 bills...do a pick up bro...shipping is too much...

 

I've never bought tires online, but http://www.tirerack.com is awesome as far as tires/rims go.

 

They have nice tires but they don't accept paypal.

 

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Tirerack is awesome.

Paypal...credit/debit card....what's the difference?

 

It takes awhile to put $ into debits and such. And banks tend to eat it up with fees. It's a long story, I don't want to get it started.

 

Just cruise ebay if you can only use paypal. You will find some decent tires on there, unless you are looking for some high end rubber for way cheap.

 

Yeah, I checked eBay. I'll just go to vulcantires. It seems there Yokohama H4S tires are nice. (I think)

 

He probably has a large Paypal credit and wants to buy his tires with it.

 

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free checking acount. free debits, no fees.

you should look into that (it takes just as long to get money in the bank as it does paypal)

 

http://www.hondamarketplace.com/zerothread/1754078 Local guy with 205-40-16 !!!! Maybe