View Full Version : Good Tyre Supplier in Sydney? D4 19 inch tyres
eddomak
3rd April 2011, 06:54 PM
Hi All,
Yet another thread on tyres, I know. But does anybody know where to get the Goodyear Wrangler HP 255/55R19 (Standard issue for the D4 3.0SE) around Sydney for a decent price?
Went with the Range Rover Club on the weekend and scored a flat which requires a new tyre.
Tempe Tyres has quoted $500. Is this around the right price?
Or perhaps is it time to replace all the tyres and sell the 4 remaining ones  (only 15,000km) second hand?
Thanks!
DiscoWeb
4th April 2011, 11:53 AM
eddomak,
Every time I have purchased new tyres over the past 3 years i have rung around and always found Tempe Tyres to be the best priced, by a long way.
Only other option would appear to be purchasing form USA and importing yourself which for most seems to be cheaper ?
$500 per tyre seems steep, even for 19inch tyres, by way of some comparison I purchased Continental Cross Contact AT in 255/60 R18 at around $320 per tyre.
Hope this helps, and I have absolutely no affiliation with Tempe Tyres just got the best prices each time I have checked.
George
Ranga
4th April 2011, 12:21 PM
Ouch - they're not cheap tyres, even imported from the US!
Goodyear Wrangler HP All Weather (http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp'tireMake=Goodyear&tireModel=Wrangler+HP+All+Weather&partnum=555VR9WRHPAWXLV2&vehicleSearch=false&fromCompare1=yes)
I've used tirerack before, and they were great.
Shipping would be about $450.
CaverD3
4th April 2011, 12:21 PM
Ring Alto Service at St Leonards, ask for Fabio.
They were cheaper for GG a while ago.
trobbo
5th April 2011, 12:15 PM
Or perhaps is it time to replace all the tyres and sell the 4 remaining ones (only 15,000km) second hand?
 
Thanks!
 
Alternatively you could start the progression towards your next set of tyres now and carry a spare with a different tread pattern and leave the wranglers on until they wear out or are destroyed.
RR P38
5th April 2011, 02:48 PM
WoW,$500 a tire i thought Michelin XPC were expensive.
After 10yrs of driving on XPCs i made the change to Yokohama ATRs very impressed with them @$340 a tire im even happier.
I also got a pro rata damage replacement warranty for free on the tyre they are covered even if you stake one off road and free flat tyre repairs.
big guy
5th April 2011, 04:26 PM
CPC's are quite expensive but sadly no longer made and not sure they ever came in 19"inch either.
Tempe I always found cheapest but a mate did have some issues regarding warranties etc.
If your local shop can come close or even match plus fitting of course I would always try and go local.
Our SS ute tyres cost us $465 each and only last 20k km's at the most.
Hope you have better luck on with yours and get higher mileage.
Also with such a wide, big and low profile tyre, i suggest a good warranty back up albeit hurt the pocket could benefit in the long run.
eddomak
5th April 2011, 10:06 PM
Well, the update so far is as follows:
1) Tempe Tyres $500, haven't checked if it is a parallel import
2) Alto St Leonards $510, willing to negotiate
3) Beaurepaires $604 (after NRMA discount)
Someone here has kindly PM'd me an offer to buy their spare. (Thanks!) and it would cost me $30 to fit and balance.
I am now also checking out Pirelli Scorpion ATR imported from USA.
Will keep you in the loop.
~Rich~
6th April 2011, 04:56 AM
I'm looking for replacements for my 19" Wranglers, from what I can find the Pirelli ATR's are the way to go. Anyone had any prices on these? Edo where you thinking of importing a set from the US? I'd so maybe buying 8 might be a better value shipping. I'd go half's with you.
eddomak
6th April 2011, 12:25 PM
I'm looking for replacements for my 19" Wranglers, from what I can find the Pirelli ATR's are the way to go. Anyone had any prices on these? Edo where you thinking of importing a set from the US? I'd so maybe buying 8 might be a better value shipping. I'd go half's with you.
Here are some quick details from a quote from the US
5 Tyres Pirelli Scorpion ATR 255/55R19
FED ECONOMY  (3-5 DAYS)  -   $  450.78  SHIPPING METHOD FIE
 
 5 x   P255/55R19   PI SCOR ATR   XL    265.00  
 
Total = $USD 1775, average price = $USD355ea
4 Tyres Pirelli Scorpion ATR 255/55R19
FED ECONOMY  (3-5 DAYS)  -   $  368.37  SHIPPING METHOD FIE
4   x   P255/55R19   PI SCOR ATR   XL    265.00
Total = $USD1428, average price = $USD357ea (underlined parts corrected as a result of follow-up post)
I am not sure whether any taxes would be imposed, especially on larger quantities.
Rich - we should continue on this via PM to see if we do a combined buy, but I thought others might be interested in indicative prices so I have posted these here.
trobbo
6th April 2011, 12:54 PM
You will at least get charged GST once the value of the order exceeds $1000 aus.
Disco4SE
6th April 2011, 01:27 PM
I'm looking for replacements for my 19" Wranglers, from what I can find the Pirelli ATR's are the way to go. Anyone had any prices on these? Edo where you thinking of importing a set from the US? I'd so maybe buying 8 might be a better value shipping. I'd go half's with you.
Rich,
      ULR Malvern (Melbourne) have a heap of ATR's. Not sure what price.
Cheers, Craig
~Rich~
6th April 2011, 01:56 PM
Rich,
      ULR Malvern (Melbourne) have a heap of ATR's. Not sure what price.
Cheers, Craig
Got some contact details thanks Craig.
Xtreme
6th April 2011, 02:46 PM
Here are some quick details from a quote from the US
5 Tyres Pirelli Scorpion ATR 255/55R19
FED ECONOMY (3-5 DAYS) - $ 450.78 SHIPPING METHOD FIE
5 x P255/55R19 PI SCOR ATR XL 265.00 
Total = $USD 1775, average price = $USD355ea
 
4 Tyres Pirelli Scorpion ATR 255/55R19
 
FED ECONOMY (3-5 DAYS) - $ 368.37 SHIPPING METHOD FIE
 
4 x P255/55R19 PI SCOR ATR XL 265.00
 
Total = $USD1325, average price = $USD315ea {Total price used in calc 1325) is for 5 not 4 - xtreme}
 
I am not sure whether any taxes would be imposed, especially on larger quantities.
 
Rich - we should continue on this via PM to see if we do a combined buy, but I thought others might be interested in indicative prices so I have posted these here.
 
The above pricing calcs are a bit out - using 265 ea and quoted freight figures.
The set of 5 works out at $USD355 ea and
The set of 4 works out at $USD367 ea
 
Another Sydney area tyre outlet that I have had good prices (on BFG anyway) and service from is Baulkham Hills Tyre King (Ph: 9686 4606) 
My only relationship with BHTK is as a customer - ie no pecuniary interests.
Disco4SE
6th April 2011, 07:16 PM
Got some contact details thanks Craig.
Hi Rich, their phone number is 03 98643555. Ask for spare parts.
If you don't have any luck, PM me, as I have a contact there.
Cheers, Craig
RoverLander
6th April 2011, 09:32 PM
Hi,
 
I've also just been through all this tyre stuffing around.
 
I tried to purchase Pirelli ATR before an outback trip. Couldn't get them. I ended up purchasing one Wrangler tyre ($530) as an extra spare before an outback trip. I didn't need it. Then on a shorter trip later I blew a side wall.
 
Then the Pirelli's I had on order turned up. I ended up buying 6 of them at $435 each.
 
Net result is that I have a garage (shower actualy:)) full of Wrangler tyres. 1 has never been fitted. One has about 200 Kilometers on it and three have done 10,000Km including outback (I recon about half worn).
 
Send me a Private Message if you want to buy any. I'm in Southern Sydney. It will be cheaper than Tempe tyres.
 
Peter
~Rich~
7th April 2011, 08:44 AM
Hi Rich, their phone number is 03 98643555. Ask for spare parts.
If you don't have any luck, PM me, as I have a contact there.
Cheers, Craig
Thanks Craig,
I found a tyre supplier in Sydney - St George Tyres Arncliff who can supply the Pirelli's Scorpions Zero's for $330 ea!
Not ATR's though. :(
Thanks anyway Peter but I will get new tyres as they are a tax deduction!
Eddomak might be interested though.
~Rich~
8th April 2011, 10:46 AM
$519 for Pirelli ATR's!! - my fav choice
$420 for Goodyear Wranglers - OME
$330 for Pirelli Zeros - Bit soft low k's
$270 for Kumho KL17 - sounds good but asymmetric. Kumho Tyres Australia Pty Ltd | 4WD & Light Truck Tyres (http://www.kumho.com.au/4x4_light_truck.htm)
    
Thoughts please?
RoverLander
8th April 2011, 07:25 PM
Pirelli ATRs. I bought six of them for $450 each fitted and balanced at Jax Castle Hill. Had to wait about 2 months to get them in some time ago.
 
Done about $5k with them and very happy so far. No additional noice and better on gravel roads. Havn't done anything muddy or too adventureous beyond that.
 
Peter
Graeme
9th April 2011, 07:04 AM
I've done 45K on Pirelli ATRs and if I was staying with 19" rims, I don't know what I would fit next.  The ATR voids are only half depth on the edges and some of the centre blocks which translates to significantly less tread life than what it appears.  I wasn't fussed with their aquaplaning when new but perhaps I expected too much from a pattern that is not very open.
~Rich~
9th April 2011, 02:35 PM
Hmmm thanks Graeme,
AJS 4x4 tyres from the D3 forum has said the Kumho was a very good tyre.
I have my Coopers for the bush so I might try the Kumho's as they seem good value and I've read some good write ups. I just can't justify a tyre that costs nearly double the price after your comments Graeme.
Graeme
9th April 2011, 03:43 PM
My opinion is only 1 of many - I know others like them.
Mike_S
11th April 2011, 09:03 PM
KL71's are *incredibly* noisy, been in a couple of Disco's with them fitted, they're on par with if not noisier than the Goodyear MTR's.
 
Very happy with my ATR's, even taking into consideration the extra cost (although I can't believe how expensive they are for you chaps). I've covered 30k miles on them now, during which time they've only worn down by 3mm.
~Rich~
12th April 2011, 04:57 AM
KL17's not 71's!
I had a link to the website in a prior post.
Yes big diff, they don't do the 71's in 18's or 19's either!
Mike_S
12th April 2011, 05:21 PM
I really should learn to read :rolleyes:
gull
23rd May 2011, 03:58 PM
I have just notice that general tires  now have a  19 inch AT  not sure of the price yet they tell me new ones are on the boat  should be here at the end of the month . Gull 
Here are some quick details from a quote from the US
5 Tyres Pirelli Scorpion ATR 255/55R19
FED ECONOMY  (3-5 DAYS)  -   $  450.78  SHIPPING METHOD FIE
 
 5 x   P255/55R19   PI SCOR ATR   XL    265.00  
 
Total = $USD 1775, average price = $USD355ea
4 Tyres Pirelli Scorpion ATR 255/55R19
FED ECONOMY  (3-5 DAYS)  -   $  368.37  SHIPPING METHOD FIE
4   x   P255/55R19   PI SCOR ATR   XL    265.00
Total = $USD1428, average price = $USD357ea (underlined parts corrected as a result of follow-up post)
I am not sure whether any taxes would be imposed, especially on larger quantities.
Rich - we should continue on this via PM to see if we do a combined buy, but I thought others might be interested in indicative prices so I have posted these here.
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