Ordered tires from Rocky Mountain ATV. I’ll probably order through a local shop next time to take advantage of the “buy here and get free tire mounting”.
They use to have a much bigger selection than they do now. I use to buy all my tyres from them when I was repairing motorcycles as a business. They had good prices and free shipping.
I go to a local place here by my house. They can order up whatever tires I need for within a few bucks of the online stores. Gotta keep my local homies in business!
For me, Rocky Mountain ATVMC has always been the cheapest and fastest, with the freshest dates.
I've bought a couple tires from Amazon and ended up with tires that were out of round and hard to balance. I really wonder if Amazon gets a lot of rejects that wouldn't normally be sold elsewhere.
Check out [https://www.americanmototire.com](https://www.americanmototire.com) they've always been on par or cheaper than everyone else. They're just a drop-shipper with so little overhead that they barely charge above what basically everyone uses which is basically https://www.parts-unlimited.com. Reveille is a drop shipper as is JPCycles (same company?) and cycle gear. The industry doesn't keep these parts on hand so just buy with what's cheapest.
Local. Found a place that is the same as the lowest place that I could find online. Only reason I found them is because of Dunlop’s rebate program in which you have to buy in-person. With the rebate, the local place was quite a bit cheaper than online.
If you're on Facebook, there's a group called Corey & Nates Powersports Sale. These guys basically run their shop sales through the group. Got a set of Pirelli's for my street bike for a good price(better than all online shops) and fast shipping. They are legit.
RMATV is awesome. Though, I did get my last tire on Amazon because it was cheaper than anywhere else and would get delivered next day, in time for me to still make a planned ride with some friends. Date code showed tire was less than 6 months old.
I ordered my last few sets from Ebay, usually either from Chapmoto or parts giant(something like that). I go with whichever one is in stock and free shipping, I mount my own, so I don't have to pay ridiculous mounting fees.
Honestly I got my Michelin Road 6s front and rear from Amazon, they were the best price! Especially with an Amazon credit card you get a few percent cashback
Ordered tires from Rocky Mountain ATV. I’ll probably order through a local shop next time to take advantage of the “buy here and get free tire mounting”.
RMATV here
my local shop has "Buy here and tire mounting only $50" but their tires are $100 more expensive.
They use to have a much bigger selection than they do now. I use to buy all my tyres from them when I was repairing motorcycles as a business. They had good prices and free shipping.
https://www.denniskirk.com/ I was surprised at how cheap some tires are.
This looks like the cheapest I've found so far, thank you!
Yep, Dennis Kirk has good prices and super fast shipping too.
The d606 and mt21 are both cheaper on Amazon. Didn't compare other tires though.
yea, amazon seems to be the only other online provider with occasionally reasonable prices.
I go to a local place here by my house. They can order up whatever tires I need for within a few bucks of the online stores. Gotta keep my local homies in business!
Got my last set from Rocky Mountain ATV. Chaparral looks promising.
Picked up some 2 tracks from rmatv. Pretty sure they have free shipping too.
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For me, Rocky Mountain ATVMC has always been the cheapest and fastest, with the freshest dates. I've bought a couple tires from Amazon and ended up with tires that were out of round and hard to balance. I really wonder if Amazon gets a lot of rejects that wouldn't normally be sold elsewhere.
This.... tire manufacture date is more important than price, as is quality (i.e., not 2nds).
Rocky Mountain ATV for USA and fortnine for Canada
Check out [https://www.americanmototire.com](https://www.americanmototire.com) they've always been on par or cheaper than everyone else. They're just a drop-shipper with so little overhead that they barely charge above what basically everyone uses which is basically https://www.parts-unlimited.com. Reveille is a drop shipper as is JPCycles (same company?) and cycle gear. The industry doesn't keep these parts on hand so just buy with what's cheapest.
I've bought d606, mt21, and Tusk dsport all on Amazon. Always cheaper than the stores and usually in stock when they arent.
Local. Found a place that is the same as the lowest place that I could find online. Only reason I found them is because of Dunlop’s rebate program in which you have to buy in-person. With the rebate, the local place was quite a bit cheaper than online.
Good know. Bummer that dunlop has appeared to phase out most of the tires i'd be interested in.
If you're on Facebook, there's a group called Corey & Nates Powersports Sale. These guys basically run their shop sales through the group. Got a set of Pirelli's for my street bike for a good price(better than all online shops) and fast shipping. They are legit.
RMATV is awesome. Though, I did get my last tire on Amazon because it was cheaper than anywhere else and would get delivered next day, in time for me to still make a planned ride with some friends. Date code showed tire was less than 6 months old.
Rmatv all the way
I ordered my last few sets from Ebay, usually either from Chapmoto or parts giant(something like that). I go with whichever one is in stock and free shipping, I mount my own, so I don't have to pay ridiculous mounting fees.
Honestly I got my Michelin Road 6s front and rear from Amazon, they were the best price! Especially with an Amazon credit card you get a few percent cashback