Tpog496

I'm not sure if I understand the question and I'm not familiar with TireHub. But my supplier is checking with Goodyear to see if they will offer a price adjustment.

In my experience it's been Hankook and Goodyear with massive discounts at big box stores. Are there any tire manufacturers that try and stay away from this type of thing? I'd rather be pushing a tire for a company that doesn't allow this to happen as they're the only one that can prevent this.

It's not most of my tires by any means but two different tires I looked up this week were 30$ cheaper than what I could buy them for. Might just be a run of bad luck. I'm not going to put the specific supplier on blast because I checked with multiple suppliers and they were all priced the same. My customers expect me to match prices so I guess this week it was just the cost of doing buisness.

I'm finding the more I look into tire prices from box stores the more embarrassing my tire prices become. In the past month or so I've found tires for sale at Wal-mart, Discount Tire, and Fleet Farm cheaper than I can buy them. Have any of you ran into this? If so does your supplier match prices and make it so you can profit a bit?