How much do Mazda dealers charge for Winter tires + steelies?

[TheAnswer_03]

I got an '07 GT on 17's and want to get 16-inch steelies + winter tires next month. Is there a date when there's a Sale on these at Mazda dealerships?

I'm guessing four 16-inch steelies + winter tires + labor + HST tax = approx. $800 to $1000

I don't have time to drive to Toronto even though the sponsors here probably have great deals unfortunately.

[SonicBoy]

Suggest you check some of the sponsors here. They will have a good selection if not better. Dealerships probably have winter packages already to go and there really is no date when they go on sale. They often have a few sets in back which can be purchased year round.

[Scottobot]

Suggest you check some of the sponsors here.

A hearty +1

[S.F.W.]

Suggest you check some of the sponsors here. They will have a good selection if not better. Dealerships probably have winter packages already to go and there really is no date when they go on sale. They often have a few sets in back which can be purchased year round.
keep in mind the OP stated he does not have the time to drive to TO. I can see his ip address is located in Cornwall, so purchasing from a dealer may be the best option for him.
Another option - I know Simply Tire can and has shipped winter packages to customers before. May want to contact them..

[Booter22]

we usually have our sale starting late october early novemeber but nothing on the exact dates yet, mazda canada started the get a grip winter tire program go from September 18th and December 31st for the $50 off a set ( dont remember if it was select brands or not )

[TheAnswer_03]

Alright looks like the dealership it is.

The cost of gas to drive to Toronto and back would offset any savings anyways. lol

[S.F.W.]

Alright looks like the dealership it is.

The cost of gas to drive to Toronto and back would offset any savings anyways. lol

I would still suggest contacting Simply Tire as I suggested. They may be able to ship to you, for a total lower cost than the dealer.

[TheAnswer_03]

I checked their site http://simplytire.com/winter/mazdapdf.pdf

Couldn't find anywhere there to order online. I could contact them and see.

[S.F.W.]

I checked their site http://simplytire.com/winter/mazdapdf.pdf

Couldn't find anywhere there to order online. I could contact them and see.

email allen@simplytire.com , they don't have a web store in the traditional manner.
http://www.torontomazda3.ca/forum/showthread.php?65979-2012-2013-TM3-Massive-Winter-Tire-Package-Group-Buy-SimplyTire

[rachelle]

Alright looks like the dealership it is.

The cost of gas to drive to Toronto and back would offset any savings anyways. lol

Not sure where you are located but I just PM'd you a couple prices!

[cobra]

I got an '07 GT on 17's and want to get 16-inch steelies + winter tires next month. Is there a date when there's a Sale on these at Mazda dealerships?

I'm guessing four 16-inch steelies + winter tires + labor + HST tax = approx. $800 to $1000

I don't have time to drive to Toronto even though the sponsors here probably have great deals unfortunately.

Drive to Discount Tire in Port Huron, MI (http://www.discounttire.com) and you can save at least 50%. I buy all my tires and rims from them.

[Swerny]

Drive to Discount Tire in Port Huron, MI (http://www.discounttire.com) and you can save at least 50%. I buy all my tires and rims from them.

If the OP is in fact in Cornwall, that's a way worse drive than to T.O.

[zzz3]

if you can drive to ny/vt or even nh, you can save a lot of money. i paid $320 all in for brand new general altimax arctics from nh, which go for $550~ from our sponsors. brand new steelies cost me $120 (can be bought from anywhere really).

[Impressive]

Go to Buffalo. Problem solved.

[zzz3]

Go to Buffalo. Problem solved.

minus whale mexico run.

[aris]

Go to Buffalo. Problem solved.

He lives in Cornwall that's a long drive

[Impressive]

Isn't Cornwall like towards Niagara region? I always thought it was.

Maybe I gotta break out a map of Ontario and figure it out that way. All I can tell you was the drive from Toronto to Buffalo and back for me saved me over $200 had I got those tires in that sizing at the time from even a local sponsor.

EDIT - just looked it up, I was wrong. Just take zzz3's advice and cross that boarder before you purchase a set of rubber - sans mexico run

[cobra]

If the OP is in fact in Cornwall, that's a way worse drive than to T.O.

oops.. my bad. i didn't realize he's in the east. discount tire has stores everywhere (watertown, ny would be close i guess). their website lists locations. i bought wheels from their store in laredo, texas: and then tires from dayton ohio... brought them over while trucking back in my transport truck. it was 2 times cheaper than buying in canada. no customs duties if you stay in usa for longer than 2 days.

[killerbichon]

if they look in the boot yer screwed ....hard to explain the new rubber and old rubber ....ah no i went to Buffalo your Worship with 4 tires lol

[killerbichon]

Tireworld in Brampton has 205/50/16 snow tires for $79....will they fit a '07 Mazda 3 sport gt?

[Swerny]

Tireworld in Brampton has 205/50/16 snow tires for $79....will they fit a '07 Mazda 3 sport gt?

they'll fit, but they are slightly smaller overall diameter.

Ideally you want 205-55-16

[Impressive]

if they look in the boot yer screwed ....hard to explain the new rubber and old rubber ....ah no i went to Buffalo your Worship with 4 tires lol

Huh?
Most tire shops south of the boarder offer storage for your old tires so you don't look like a fool crossing the boarder with them still in your car.

[segato13]

Costco has 16" steelies for 30 each
205/55R16 range from 120 - 180 each (Michelin, Bridgestone, Pirelli & BF Goodrich) *Michelin has a promo on now