Topic: Tires in Canada?

[bert96]

 Hey Canadian!

 Where do you buy your tire???

[bwaller]

The best place for years has been Moto Internationale in Mtl. 800 871-6686.

[bert96]

 I never heard good thing about moto international 


 Never got problems with them

[gerhed]

 I never heard good thing about moto international 


 Never got problems with them

What did you say ?

[bert96]

 Stop looking my avatar gerhed,and take a look at what i'm saying

[Markcb750]

Once I had a secret code,
Where A was B, and B was G.

G was K, and K was J;
And J was M, and M was P.

V was X, and X was V,
And U was I, and I was U.

87 stood for Z,
And 2 for T, and T for 2.
O was 12, and Q was 17;
I still don't know what those numbers mean.

That is how we won the war;
My secret code's no secret anymore.

H was 9, and S was 33;
Oh, how that confused the enemy!

Then a recent survey showed
That I don't understand my secret code.

Allan Sherman

[Magpie]

Vintage tires? American Motorcycle Tires. Vintage tire page here http://www.americanmototire.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=33_120_592 for TT100's.
Cliff.

[bert96]

They don't ship to Canada

[Magpie]

Bert,
I have American Moto send them to a bonded warehouse in a small town right near the border in Washington (I live on Vancouver Island) to a company called Express Air International. This company has bonded trucks which pick up the items and deliver them to their offices at the airport in Victoria. They give me a call when it arrives, I pay them their delivery costs which are $18 for the first 10 pounds and $.40 a pound thereafter. I think the tires came in at about $22. I have to pay the GST to Canada and there is an office right at the airport. It's easy. I think this is called a forwarding company. Perhaps there's someone offering this service where you are or you can have them shipped to someone near the border and do the cross border thing yourself.
I saved a ton of money doing it this way. Of course our dollar was much stronger then.
Cliff.