Discount Tires Locations - They're Everywhere

Looking for some discount tires locations?  The Discount Tire company has been America’s largest independent tire dealer since 1960.  They currently have over 725 stores which span 21 U.S. states, this makes them not only the largest tire dealer in the U.S. but also one of the world’s largest as well.

This company was created back in 1960 by a man named Bruce Halle.  This man was a 1 man shop for quite some time when starting out, he was the salesman, tire technician, accountant, store computer sign painter as well as the cleaning crew.  He did this all out of a rented building on Stadium Boulevard in Ann Arbor Michigan.

But enough of the history lesson, if you’re out looking for some discount tires locations, you’ll be able to find one easy enough if you live in any of the states circling Michigan, or if you live in Florida, Texas, California or the state of Washington.  There are a few other states that have discount tires locations scattered about though, so I’ll give you a quick rundown of which states you’ll be able to find a store within:

Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Michigan.

Now some of these states have more locations than others and some of the states only have a select few discount tires locations to choose from so it may not always be within driving distance to go and visit one.  But even if you don’t have one in your area, there is always the option to purchase what you’re looking for online.

These days in fact, it might be preferable as you can often times find even better deals online than you would at a physical store.  As long as you know the year and make of your car as well as the diameter, bolt pattern and width of the tire you’re going for, you’ll have no problem ordering the right  parts to make enhancements to your car.

Of course if you are not much of a handyman, this might not be an option for you, however I feel every man should know enough about cars to be able to do something as simple as order car parts online, so if you can’t find discount tires locations near you, just see it as an opportunity to get better acquainted with your own car.

Worst case scenario, you will have to take your parts in to a regular shop and have them install the tires or rims for you which isn’t so bad.

Anyway, if you live in any of the above states and you’re looking for a discount tire location near you, hit up the phone book and you should be able to find the address and telephone number for your area.