Costco wont even give me a price on BFG ATs or MTs in this size because it is not stock on my truck. I need to know a truck that comes from the factory with 265-75-16's on them, and then they will tell me a price. Thanks.
Anyone Have 265-75-16 Tires stock on their Truck
- Thread starter Curb Hucker
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Try looking at Tirerack.com
check out the reviews on tirerack.com, people list what vehicle they're driving.
AT reviews
MT reviews
edit: here's the link for just the size you're looking for: linky
AT reviews
MT reviews
edit: here's the link for just the size you're looking for: linky
Curb Hucker said:
That is the stock size on a 96-02 Toyota 4Runner Limited.
265/75 was the stock size on my '98 Tacoma. I had 15" rims, but I believe they offer a factory upgrade to 16" rims.
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I had them on my Xterra. It's an 02. They are 265/75/16s.
I put something different on there though. They are the same height, but more narrow.
I put something different on there though. They are the same height, but more narrow.
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There was a thread I will search for if I have time.
Here you go tiger................
http://www.costco.com/Tires/SearchResult.aspx?IV=false&YW=265/&MA=75&MD=16&SP=All&MN=&cat=3960&MNo=0
http://www.costco.com/Tires/SearchResult.aspx?IV=false&YW=265/&MA=75&MD=16&SP=All&MN=&cat=3960&MNo=0
I would look at the GM trucks... I believe they have 265/75 16's on some model levels.
if you have the means, just take the rims off your truck and get a friend to take you down there with the rims in tow. they dont have to know what vehicle they WERE on.
nope that doesnt work, my friend tried it, the costco employee will get to the "what vehicle" section on the computor, and if you say you dont know they wont mount them to the rims. This is why you have to know what vehicle had the tires you want as a stock option. Their system is messed up bad, they wont sell me 265-75-16s for my land rover, however they will sell me 5 265-75-16s if i tell them that i own a 95 Tahoe. The even stanger thing is that if i tell them that i have a Tahoe and have them mount up the tires i can leave my truck in the lot, jack up and take in 1 wheel at a time (with the landrover logos still on the wheels) and they will put them on, not only that but after i have them do each individually they will put my rover up on a lift and do a rotation. They just wont mount them to the wrong truck directlyluken8r said:
Try America's Tire or for your area I think it's Discount Tire. I used to shop at Costco for tires, but this place will meet or beat Costco's tire prices. Plus they don't care what vehicle it goes on.
Curb Hucker said:nope that doesnt work, my friend tried it, the costco employee will get to the "what vehicle" section on the computor, and if you say you dont know they wont mount them to the rims. This is why you have to know what vehicle had the tires you want as a stock option. Their system is messed up bad, they wont sell me 265-75-16s for my land rover, however they will sell me 5 265-75-16s if i tell them that i own a 95 Tahoe. The even stanger thing is that if i tell them that i have a Tahoe and have them mount up the tires i can leave my truck in the lot, jack up and take in 1 wheel at a time (with the landrover logos still on the wheels) and they will put them on, not only that but after i have them do each individually they will put my rover up on a lift and do a rotation. They just wont mount them to the wrong truck directly
CH
Maybe I can help you out a bit. I work at Costco and worked in the Tire Center for about 10 years (was Supervisor for about 4 of them).
First off, specifically what vehicle are you trying to put tires on (year, make, and model)?
Rich
You do know you can get BFG's at WalMart and Sam's Club as well...???
I'll vouch for that. America's Tire is good people. Good road hazard warrant w/ sidewall protection. You'll probably be looking $120-140 for your tires.Brian HCM#1 said:
you're bagging on my pathfinder and you have stock tires? for shame. :nuts:Curb Hucker said:nope that doesnt work, my friend tried it, the costco employee will get to the "what vehicle" section on the computor, and if you say you dont know they wont mount them to the rims. This is why you have to know what vehicle had the tires you want as a stock option. Their system is messed up bad, they wont sell me 265-75-16s for my land rover, however they will sell me 5 265-75-16s if i tell them that i own a 95 Tahoe. The even stanger thing is that if i tell them that i have a Tahoe and have them mount up the tires i can leave my truck in the lot, jack up and take in 1 wheel at a time (with the landrover logos still on the wheels) and they will put them on, not only that but after i have them do each individually they will put my rover up on a lift and do a rotation. They just wont mount them to the wrong truck directly
anyway, i went through the same mess. ended up having costco just mount the tires on bare rims, so ended up having to spend extra $$ for another set of wheels. stupid.