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What would be a reasonable price for someone to change out front tires?
I have a guy who can do it. Sorry for the caps. Too lazy to retype.
Thanks
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R&R front tires, mounting and balancing about $30.00 each. Maybe a little less. But shouldn't cost more..... Jim
2005 Windveil Blue Premium Mustang Convertible
2008 Honda GL1800/California Sidecar Trike, SOLD
2014 Platinum Silver Satin Spyder RTL, SOLD
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Originally Posted by canamjhb
R&R front tires, mounting and balancing about $30.00 each. Maybe a little less. But shouldn't cost more..... Jim
2014 RTL Platinum
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Originally Posted by Mikey4201
I have a guy who can do it. Sorry for the caps. Too lazy to retype.
Thanks
I took my RT to my local tire guy, he charged $25 for mount, balance, and disposal of both wheels.
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2012 RT L
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Originally Posted by Mikey4201
I have a guy who can do it. Sorry for the caps. Too lazy to retype.
Thanks
Depends on where you're located
2014 RTL Platinum
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Big O charged me $10 each to mount and balance and dispose of my old (cupping) OEM front tires.
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Originally Posted by pegasus1300
I took my RT to my local tire guy, he charged $25 for mount, balance, and disposal of both wheels.
How is it that you ride with no front wheels? Sorry, I just had to ask, but I know what you mean.
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After reading the other responses here I got curious and looked up exactly what I paid. I remembered the $30.00 figure (see post #2) but it was actually a TOTAL of $30.16 for both tires. Had them changed at Costco and that figure included mounting, balancing, and tire disposal fee..... Jim
2005 Windveil Blue Premium Mustang Convertible
2008 Honda GL1800/California Sidecar Trike, SOLD
2014 Platinum Silver Satin Spyder RTL, SOLD
Semper Fi
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Happy TRAils/NSD
Paul
2012 RT L
AMA 25 years Life Member
TRA
PGR
Rhino Riders Plate #83
Venturers #78
TOI
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Flat rate....
The BRP flat rate manual has it at 0.4 per wheel. That would be at the dealer (whatever their shop rate is) if they abide by the manual. If you go to independents it will vary and then they have all the add ons like...stem, disposal, weights etc....
Gene and Ilana De Laney
Mt. Helix, California
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2012 RS sm5 , 998cc V-Twin 106hp DIY brake and park brake Classic Black
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Originally Posted by Chupaca
The BRP flat rate manual has it at 0.4 per wheel. That would be at the dealer (whatever their shop rate is) if they abide by the manual. If you go to independents it will vary and then they have all the add ons like...stem, disposal, weights etc....
The rate at the dealer here is $120 per hour. Flat rate for a tire change would be $48.00 per wheel + tire disposal, stems balancing and whatever else they add in. Another BRP bargain. The posts above indicate the true world charges for this service. Draw your own conclusions about BRP and your dealers if that is what they are charging you..... Jim
2005 Windveil Blue Premium Mustang Convertible
2008 Honda GL1800/California Sidecar Trike, SOLD
2014 Platinum Silver Satin Spyder RTL, SOLD
Semper Fi
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My first wrap experience, I took the fenders off to wrap but I was getting something else done so I just took the fenders to my dealer to install. $22.50 a bolt. And then my dealer quit because he said he could not sell enough Spyders after CanAm put two new dealerships within 100 miles and could not make any money. Just FYI, if a dealer sells CanAm X3 four wheelers and not Spyders, that dealer can not access the BUDS and thus, cannot maintain Spyders. And they cannot order parts. I have sympathy for my fellow Spyder ryders who have to travel or trailer their rydes to a shop. I will go to another dealer as the last one I took the bike to, left it outside uncovered in the Winter rain and sleet while waiting for a part. He did make it up to me by charging the maximum allowed.
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