New Tire Time: For realsies this time.

[SVT666]

I just looked at my receipt for the exact breakdown on what I paid.

Tires = $368 ($92 each)
Environmental Fee $4 ($1 each)
Disposal $10 ($2.50 each)
Mounting and Balancing $56 ($12.50 + $1.50 each for stems)
Taxes $35.15

Total = $473.15

[MX793]

The tires I have are $91 on TR.  IIRC, they were in the high 80s a couple of years ago when I bought them.  I paid just under $100 each (before taxes) for the tires, mounting and balancing at a local tire shop.  Granted, they didn't balance them the first time and I had to take it back to have them rebalanced a week later.  And when I checked the lug torques (both after the install and after they "rebalanced" them) a few lugs were barely finger tight and others were over-torqued.  And they were inflated beyond the max pressure rating of the tire (and a good 15-20 psi above what they should have been inflated to per the little sticker in the car).  So I guess you get what you pay for to some degree....

[mzziaz]

When I looked at the list of installers from Tire Rack, most of them charged a good $10 more per tire for low pros.  Maybe it's an American thing.

The installers around here charge extra for lightweight rims, and to dispose of the old tires!

[Raza]

They're on.  Happy with them so far, and they're not even broken in yet!