Tirerack.com order question

[White Knuckles]

I'm in the process of ordering third sets of tires and thought I'd throw supporting vendor tirerack some business. In the order process they ask for a referral code--------Do we have one (that gives discount)? It seems price for BFG OEM tires have gone up in price----hoping referral code might drop it down a notch or two. Any help?

[Thomas C Potter]

$100 for a great tire and you want them for less!! Tough man!

[Logan]

All you have to do to ensure this site gets credit is to click the link on the front of mercurymarauder.net to go to their site and complete the transaction. No codes required.

[White Knuckles]

$100 for a great tire and you want them for less!! Tough man!
This is my third set and considering I'm averaging 25,000 miles/set, price is about average. Lack of ability to rotate, prematurely dooms these tires to a shortened life due to uneven wear. Running lower pressure in rear and alignment is at spec, but still suffer inside wear on fronts and center wear on rears. Fronts @$125/ea. and Rears @ 104/ea.


All you have to do to ensure this site gets credit is to click the link on the front of mercurymarauder.net to go to their site and complete the transaction. No codes required.
I clicked on link and placed order. I was just trying to fill in all the blanks. They ask for an optional referral code during the order process.

[Murader03]

You're alternative would be to put the same size tires on all corners. That way you can do a complete rotation cycle, front to back, side to side, etc.

[White Knuckles]

You're alternative would be to put the same size tires on all corners. That way you can do a complete rotation cycle, front to back, side to side, etc.
I guess it's the price we pay for that distinctive Marauder stance. I've considered and seen MMs set up that way, but didn't like the look and wonder how it would effect performance.