>> Triple Treds aren't sold in Australia.
>
> Could they be ordered online, say from somepleace like
> http://www.tirerack.com? This is a pretty good site. It even has a
> nice and comprehensive rating/review system for all sorts of tires
> (http://www.tirerack.com/tires/surveyresults/index.jsp).
> >> Triple Treds aren't sold in Australia.
> >
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>
> Nope, I didn't think so.
Hmmm....Are YOU sure that Tirerack, an American company, does NOT ship
to Australia?
Have YOU ever considered the fact that not everyone using this news
Group is as stupid as you seem to think they are?
Nope, I didn't think so.
Fact is, I called Tirerack to check, and they actually DO ship
internationally. The process is a bit longer and more cumbersome than
a North American order, but it is possible, without any doubt, to order
Goodyear TripleTreds from a company like Tirerack and have them shipped
to Australia. The shipping cost might make them too expensive for what
the original poster wants...I have no idea on that score.
Not trying to start some kind of flame war here, but there is certainly
no reason to act in such an arrogant and cavalier fashion to someone
who was just trying to give honest advice and help to the original
poster.
sarahs choice - 23 Jun 2006 23:40 GMT
>>>> Triple Treds aren't sold in Australia.
>>> Could they be ordered online, say from somepleace like
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> who was just trying to give honest advice and help to the original
> poster.
"..I have no idea on that score." really illustrates your centric view
of the world.
Clearly people in Australia would order their tyres locally, not from
the USA.
The fact is that you assumed that this ng is USA based when in fact its
a world wide group.
The original poster said he was in Australia so any responses would need
to be Australian based.
I'm sorry you wasted your time ringing Tirerack and sending a silly
response.
hth
ruzicka4613@msn.com - 26 Jun 2006 16:32 GMT
> "..I have no idea on that score." really illustrates your centric view
> of the world.
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>
> hth
You seem to have a chip on your shoulder when it comes to Americans.
Why? I have no idea.
The fact is, I never assumed that this newsgroup was USA based. Not
once.
Why you think that someone in Australia should only purchase things IN
Australia seems a bit bizarre as well.
The fact is that Tirerack does ship to Australia. You were wrong on
that. It is a good, reliable and informative tire company, regardless
of where it is based. Whether or not the original poster can get a
good deal from Tirerack remains to be seen. Neither YOU, nor I, will
probably find out unless the original poster decides to look into it.
Since I, as well as one or two other posters here are actually trying
to help the original poster, while all you seem to do is go after
Americans with incorrect facts, maybe you should just go elsewhere. Do
you exhibit this odd behavior on other newsgroups?
So what say we simply let the original poster try to get his/her tires
now, whether they be from an Autralian or American company.
sarahs choice - 26 Jun 2006 23:09 GMT
>> "..I have no idea on that score." really illustrates your centric view
>> of the world.
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> So what say we simply let the original poster try to get his/her tires
> now, whether they be from an Autralian or American company.
sigh...
Phil - 24 Jun 2006 11:44 GMT
Thanks people, for the input. I think the cost of importing Triple Treds
would not be worth it and I'll probably go with the Michelins I mentioned
first up. But, I do appreciate all your efforts, thanks. FYI, I own a small
Kubota tractor, and I do import filters etc for it from the USA as it is way
cheaper than here in Australia, even after shipping costs.
>> >> Triple Treds aren't sold in Australia.
>> >
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> who was just trying to give honest advice and help to the original
> poster.
sarahs choice <andysrevenge@loser.com> wrote in news:449b1654$0$25099
$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au:
>>> Triple Treds aren't sold in Australia.
>>
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>
> Nope, I didn't think so.
Actually tirerack is a great shopping resource even if your buying is
limited by what local stores have in stock. You may not be able to buy the
top choice for your application but more often than not you can see how the
tires you can get stack up against the competition.
Later,
Joe
sarahs choice - 24 Jun 2006 01:42 GMT
> sarahs choice <andysrevenge@loser.com> wrote in news:449b1654$0$25099
> $afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au:
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> Later,
> Joe
I agree, certainly in the North American marketplace they're very
competitive with their tyre prices and and alloy wheel packages.