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Those prices are fucking extortionate!
What is a good price for a good set of tires?
Costco is fine.
I have alternated between Costco and TireRack over the last few cars, mostly depending on my mood of the day.
For "my" car, I like to read the reviews and choose online at TR, and have them shipped to my mechanic for install.
For the others, an instant rebate sale at Costco on a set of Michelins is a no-brainer.
Edit to add: I misread "price" as "place" so the above is not "the answer" to your question.
I did briefly poke discount tire with the Yokohama tire from your list, and the cost is essentially same as your quote - just north of $1K without their extra warranty.
Just realised they're US prices, you guys get shafted for fucking everything
The Bridgestone ones are €150 here
The extra hundred is probably the tip lmao