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[Tyre Supermarket]

We think www.TYRESUPERMARKET.COM.AU is the best place to buy ATV/QUAD and DIRT Bike Tyres. We have 126 ATV and 30 Dirt Bike Tyres to choose from and in stock. With such brands as Kenda and Deestone you will be amazed by our range and prices and now we offer FREE Delivery to anywhere in Australia* of all ATV/QUAD/DIRT Bike Tyres.




* Excluding Western Australia.
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[fossil800R]

Tyre Supermarket wrote:

We think www.TYRESUPERMARKET.COM.AU is the best place to buy ATV/QUAD and DIRT Bike Tyres. We have 126 ATV and 30 Dirt Bike Tyres to choose from and in stock. With such brands as Kenda and Deestone you will be amazed by our range and prices and now we offer FREE Delivery to anywhere in Australia* of all ATV/QUAD/DIRT Bike Tyres. * Excluding Western Australia.[size=36][/size]

Damn...I was just about to order a heap of tyres
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[Pantsly]

I still dont understand why nobody can match the US prices. The seller in America sell's them at a profit and ships them all the way to Australia and still come in over $100 cheaper and were not talking tyres built in the states so they have to import them as well, is the sales tax in Australia? or are they happy with less profit margin? I mean i brought in 4 rear paddle tires cheaper than my local would sell one and they have to have more price barganing power than me. My two cents........

[greenhuman]

Its all to do with volume. There are more people in four cities in the U.S than we have in our whole country. They have nearly 300 million people compared to our 19 million.
They can sell for less profit margin because they will sell thousands plus they get great deals on freight because of the volume again.
You probably bought when our dollar was high as well.
With 300 million people you could start a business over there selling bags a dirt and still do OK.
You have done well to bring in tyres for $25 each including air freight. I would steer clear of your local or find another one.

[yogie]

greenhuman wrote:

Its all to do with volume. There are more people in four cities in the U.S than we have in our whole country. They have nearly 300 million people compared to our 19 million. They can sell for less profit margin because they will sell thousands plus they get great deals on freight because of the volume again. You probably bought when our dollar was high as well. With 300 million people you could start a business over there selling bags a dirt and still do OK. You have done well to bring in tyres for $25 each including air freight. I would steer clear of your local or find another one.

is that dirt from your garden or from down the road, I'll take two, and fossil will need a boot load of it.

ta shirly
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[priesty]

If you're gonna scale up the customers then you have to scale up the vendors as well. So that means ya got 20,000 people sellin bags of dirt, more competition means lower prices = bag of dirt 10 cents shipped to your door.
Gotta love capitalism (while it lasts).
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[yogie]

priesty wrote:

If you're gonna scale up the customers then you have to scale up the vendors as well. So that means ya got 20,000 people sellin bags of dirt, more competition means lower prices = bag of dirt 10 cents shipped to your door. Gotta love capitalism (while it lasts).

I supose that makes it "dirt cheap"
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2005 KFX700
With a few bells and whistles
and the twin yoshi's
American Star A-arms, tie rods
elka stickers
Shorty Shifter
I have a Waco
rossco gave me a flexx sticker
honda thumb
Great at climbing trees
durablue stickers