They are pretty quick with orders i got my rims from there and it was fast fast

I&E techs and truck drivers must be makin some jack, I would have to go buy a new boat and finance it if I needed tires

Thanks. They've got some good prices. Can't compare to other places because most are blocked here at work.

I thought you did buy a new to you boat?

I am storing it for the bank:smokin:

I have searched all over and this has been the cheapest i came across

A year ago, I called several places in the area looking for two 12" trailer tires.

I ended up getting them from Service Tire across the street from Market Basket here in Moss Bluff. It was only a few dollars cheeper if I drove down to Lake Charles.

I think I paid about $ 88 total for two tires.

I buy all of my trailer tires there and they treat me well and have decent prices

I've never bought trailer tires at Service Tire, but I've bought tires for my vehicles there. I really like their customer service.

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Southern Tire Mart in Sulphur has good prices and good service.

I bought 13" tires with galvanized wheels ready to install from Jerry's Marine for $79.00 a piece, may want to call them for a price, that doesn't cost anything.

At recstuff.com the shipping on tires and rims is $48, so I'll be buying local. Service Tire and Southern Tire Mart around both around $125 to get two tires and mount them. I'm going to call around some more and hopefully Tuesday morning I can get some.

Are the tire shops quoting your the same or equal quality tire? Carless tires are considered by most people to be a low quality tire. I was happy with the Carless tires that came with my trailer....got 6+ years service from them.... and a fair amount of miles.

I don't remember the brand from Service Tire but they weren't Carlisle. I don't know if Southern Tire Mart told me the brand they quoted me or not.

should be Load Star tires, I run them on boat and utilty trailer with no problem and they get overloaded on trailer often.