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Need some rear tires? Great sale going on!

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Hey everyone. I needed rear tires for my "new to me" RER and went to tractor supply to get some tubes. While there I noticed the tires weren't priced too bad but I checked online out of habit while standing there and saw that Walmart had lowered the price of their tires to a crazy $16.65. I grabbed the tires that matched the pictured tread and tractor supply price matched. Went to discount tire and paid $8 for mounting, took the old tires to the dump myself for free.

Here's the Walmart listing. https://www.walmart.com/ip/HI-RUN-T...oydi8RK0Qqazo4Q0SxztJ1vKvXp9LhFxoCX3oQAvD_BwE

Great chance to get your mower ready for this coming year!
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Hey everyone. I needed rear tires for my "new to me" RER and went to tractor supply to get some tubes. While there I noticed the tires weren't priced too bad but I checked online out of habit while standing there and saw that Walmart had lowered the price of their tires to a crazy $16.65. I grabbed the tires that matched the pictured tread and tractor supply price matched. Went to discount tire and paid $8 for mounting, took the old tires to the dump myself for free.

Here's the Walmart listing. https://www.walmart.com/ip/HI-RUN-T...oydi8RK0Qqazo4Q0SxztJ1vKvXp9LhFxoCX3oQAvD_BwE

Great chance to get your mower ready for this coming year!


Schroll down on that link page and see reduced prices on about 3 pages of other size tires.
Uh-Oh??????????

Heads up about wal mart on-line ordering of tires.

I order 2 of these tires on sale @ $24.42 from walmart at this link
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Carlisle-Multi-Trac-C-S-23-10-5-12/23597567

per the sale for Carsiile C/S 23/10.5 12 and received WRONG SIZE as two 16x6.50x8 with free Fed Ex ship to house. (the 16x6.50x8 are 16.65 on-line, MAYBE)

When I had wal mart employee search the online 23 inch wal mart part number (550463416) for the on line sale 23 inch tires they come up with the size I received at $35 each..

Long story short, the on-line wal martinfo is WRONG.

Tractor supply says they cannot match wal marts $24.42 price because their is $114 each for that tire.


I returned the 16x6.50 to a wal mart store for a refund. (did not have anything they would fit)
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Oh no, not good. I wonder why Tractor Supply wouldnt match the pricing. Their website states very strongly that they refuse to be beat. https://www.tractorsupply.com/policies-information_customer-solutions_price-match Maybe a call or chat to their customer service would help. Seems like it was a bad call on the managers part to deny it.

I have had my own run ins with Walmart being wrong, especially since they have a "marketplace" where anyone can sell products and Walmart doesnt have to stand behind them.
Tractor supply indicated they would match if they had the exact same things. Their price was like $114 vs $25 dollars for walmart on-line tire but tractor did not have the exact Carlisle tire. Walmart in store employee said they could not re-order and they were struggling just to give me a return refund.
I suspect it was a marketplace seller on-line error. (I was not aware they allowed such. Probably copying Amazon sales.That is a good buy on the tire sizes you indicate with free ship to home if you buy two or free ship to store if buy one at 16.65. Good lawn tractor inner tube is $12 now days.

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I ordered a set of 26x12x12 turf tires when this was originally posted. It took less than a week for them to be delivered to a local Walmart. Picking them up was simple. My only gripe was that they had not been stacked correctly, so they are a little deformed right now. I expect that as they get warmed up, they'll be fine. I don't plan to put them on the rims until Spring, so I'm not too worried about it. The beads are fine.

The wrong ones that I received were deformed also, flat as pancakes.
I've seen such before and sometimes I have to install a inner tube into the tire and leave it in a warm place for few days and it will reform somewhat before trying to mount on a rim, especially a wide type rim. I keep a heads up on new pancake deformed tires because I've seen couple that had small puncture hole in the sidewall, not noticeable until mounted.
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