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hey guys tyrezone in brooklyn is closed for the holiday break and i usually get them to fit my tyres as they are careful with rims aswell as being cheap. $10 for fit and balance.

now i need some tyres fitted to my meisters so i need someone that is careful as well as cheap ($10). don't like spending $17 a tyre for fitment and balance.

anyone know of a place i can go to in the western suburbs. any on or just off old geelong road in hoppers? theres a wheel/tyre place in sunshine just off mcintyre road and onto berkshire road. steve's wheels? does anyone know how much they charge?

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I wouldn't be complaining about $17 a tyre sheesh!! Just remember that although they may still have 50% tread or more they may be a good 6 or 7 years old which is pretty much the life of a tyre these days. Same thing goes for re-treads you are getting new tread on those things but the sidewalls may have seen over a million KM's. Just be careful if you fit second hand or retreaded tyres is basically what I'm saying... Unless it's for drift then go ahead!

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