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Old 08-25-2015, 05:40 PM
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Default Is Miller Tire the best place to get Vredestein V61's?
Just curious, going to order a 2nd set for my 1864 (because I love 'em so much on my 2284 ) and wasn't sure if you could get them cheaper anywhere else. I tried a couple local Tire Dealers and none had even heard of Vredestein nonetheless being able to get them. I suppose at $48 a tire that's not too bad but my shopping list before winter isn't short so every dollar counts
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I think Miller is the exclusive North American seller.
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I purchase all my farm tires from them, Good ppl as far as i'm concerned.
Called him one time many years ago during harvest needing a tire, and he stayed open an hour extra for me to get there to pick it up.
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Cheapest? probably not. Best reputable place (IMO?) yes. Dad's been buying from them for years; so has my brother, and I've got three front tires for my Cub Cadet from them.
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You can get them $2 cheaper on eBay

But I doubt service would be as good.
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You can get them $2 cheaper on eBay

But I doubt service would be as good.
The eBay seller is Miller tire also.
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