Help a guy out !

[Muhnopoly]

So I'm trying to buy my first set of rims and decided to go with 19x10 square since I DD my car and want to be able to rotate all 4 tires.
I want the tires flush/maybe alittle poke

I really like the SVE s350 on LMR but don't like the tire options given with their "packages" all I need is something like a mickey/AS3+

So my question is, is it better to just buy the bundles they offer or buy the rims seperate from the tires and have a local shop mount and balance? How much should that normally cost as well?
I've looked at a bunch of websites and not too many offer 19x10s and the ones that do, don't offer packages, hence this post.

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[Vert]

I almost always buy rims and tires separate due to the selection. I usually spend around 100 bucks for mounting and balancing. Don't forget to buy tpms sensors.

 

[shogun32]

tpms.com
discounttire.com
tirerack.com
usaa.com (20-30% off Goodyear member benefit)

 

[Mr. Met]

If you find a set of wheels you like on a place like tirerack, they will mount your tires before they ship them. I never have, so I have always had them mounted locally.

 

[Cpcloud]

I called local tire shops for cash price quote and let them know I'm trying to switch the tpms sensors from my old set of wheels to my new set.

With the cost of 4 new tires, they should be able to include all labor charges into it.

 

[shogun32]

Just buy new tpms already. They have to take all the tires off the old set to get at them. And then watch them break something in the process.

You want a no touch machine. Hunter road force if you can manage it.

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