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There was a time a few years back when most consumers were not interested in buying their tires online. However everyone is feeling the financial pinch of 2008 and are looking for ways to save money on their cars. Many have found that you can find great discount tires online if you buy tires online from reputable retailers.

In the past, many people would by from their local tire retailers such as, Big O Tires, Sears or Walmart to choose tires and wheels from what was in stock. Even though 60% would do their tire research online, according to Jeff Zupanic of J.D. Power and Associates' Tire Practice, "The desire to discuss their needs with a tire salesperson and their intentions to buy from the same retailer are key reasons tire buyers did not use the Internet as a tire shopping tool."

Today, this has changed as everyday more people buy tires online for the first time.

Why is this happening? Many local stores do not have the right size tire or the right type of tire in stock, yet if you browse online, many online tire stores have the right size and type tire with cheaper prices than local stores. Combine that with the rising costs of everything, including gas and you have a formula for change.

When you buy tires online, you actually save money.

Here is why this is true:

1) Online Stores Buy in Large Quantity.

Online stores sell to the world wide market so they probably buy their tires in bulk wholesale prices. This savings gets passed on to you, so you'll see a cheaper or better discount cost per tire from an online store over a local store.

2) Lower Overhead

Online tire stores focus solely on selling online so will not have a brick and mortar store, they will have less employees, and generally lower overheard. These lower costs get passed directly to you.

3) No Internet Sales Tax (most of the time)

Most internet tire stores do not have a physical location so you don't pay any sales taxes. According to several online tire retailers, the average price for a set of new car tires is approximately $375. So not having to pay sales tax on $375 will save you a lot of money.

Save even more money when you buy tires online.

If you want to buy discount tires online at the best possible price, you should consider new and used tire auctions for your tire purchase online. Most of the time, the tires are coming directly from a manufacturer or retailer surplus. As long as you have already done the research, you can focus in on exactly what you want to buy. The discount prices on the tires far outweigh any offer you will find anywhere else.

When you want to buy discount tires online, then buy tires online at http://www.GotCheapTires.com They provide the best cheap tires deals online for new tires, used tires, performance tires, wheel and tire packages, chrome wheels, center caps and a whole lot more. And most important you can shop for your tires online safe and secure.

First Pontiac G8 Prototypes Roll Off the Line

At this year’s Chicago Auto Show, Pontiac (also maker of top of the line Pontiac catalytic converter) – confirming its commitment to style and performance – introduced a show car version of the all-new, rear-wheel drive performance, the G8 GT.

The G8 is the first North American application of GM's new global rear-wheel-drive architecture developed by Holden, GM's Australian subsidiary.

The G8 show car gave everyone a peek of the highly anticipated production GT model, including use of the 362-horsepower (270 kW) 6.0L V-8 engine and optional six-speed manual transmission. The show car also features some unique items not found on the production model, including twenty-inch "shadow chrome" wheels and performance tires, ride height lowered approximately half-inch, high-performance brake rotors with painted brake calipers, custom interior trim color, including a leather-wrapped dash, exclusive exterior paint color: Phantom Grey, and the concept of "modernized" Pontiac badge.

Last week, the first prototype of the Pontiac G8 rolled off General Motors' Australia unit, GM Holden -- ahead of a full production start later in the year. The rear-wheel-drive performance sedan is headed for the United States in early 2008.

Production model details

The 2008 Pontiac G8 lineup will offer two models: G8 and G8 GT. Each will come with a host of standard performance, convenience and safety features, including:

Four-wheel independent suspension

Four-wheel disc brakes with ABS and traction control

Electronic stability control

18-inch aluminum wheels (19-inch wheels available with sport package)

Seat-mounted thorax air bags and dual-stage frontal air bags for front passengers, with automatic passenger sensing system

Roof rail side-impact air bags for both seating rows

OnStar

XM Satellite Radio

Power-adjustable front seats

Fog lamps

Chrome exhaust tips

Rear lip spoiler

A sport package will also be available for both models and adds features such as specific wheels – including 19-inch aluminum wheels and performance tires on GT – a rear wing spoiler, leather shift knob, leather-wrapped steering wheel and alloy pedals.

Production of the Pontiac G8 is scheduled to commence at the Holden plant in late 2007, bringing the production line to a maximum capacity rate of 620 cars per day.

The G8 will be the first car sold in the U.S. based on the Australia-developed new Zeta global GM architecture. This means that Holden’s Elizabeth plant is exporting to every continent in the world, with the exception of Antarctica.

About GM Holden Ltd

GM Holden Ltd or Holden is an Australian automaker based in Melbourne, Victoria, originally independent but now a subsidiary of General Motors (GM). The automotive marque is one of GM's "alpha" brands, taking charge of vehicle operations for General Motors in Australasia, and have partial ownership of GM Daewoo in South Korea.

About the Author

Jason Moore, a 35 year old freelance writer from Austin, Texas. He also works as a marketing analyst for an established auto parts store in the country.

I Want to Upgrade my Engine in my 2000 Pontiac Sunfire SE 4DR, and want to know what's the best way to go?

I have a 2.2L Inline 4, with 62K Miles on it. Only upgrades include Fram Air Hog Performance Air Filter on Stock Air Box, and an aftermarket Exaust from Flowtech; Terminator Dual Exaust chrome. Basically the engine is stock and I would like to either swap out the engine or totally re-build it to better its HP and Performance to try and keep up with todays vehicles and other reasons. (No Jokes because I want to upgrade a sunfire.) Yes they are crappy cars but It also has a decent style and I want to make the car worth while to drive and it fits my style, it just lacks engine power; anyone can tell you that. Any suggestions on what I can do to make this car more enjoyable will be appreciated. I like taking crappy cars most people wont touch and making them alot better. any help would be appreciated. for reference, go here to see what I have already done: http://custom.autos.yahoo.com/gallery/overview-car-9836;_ylt=AjyFw1zIY7hOAnzKMd9kEMPMdscF - Thanks

That generation of Sunfire and Cavalier were also available with a 2.4L engine that produced about 35 more horsepower than the 2.2. You should be able to find a good one at your local junkyard. Other than that... maybe turbocharging?

I reccomend www.j-body.org, it is an excellent resource for Sunfires and Cavaliers.

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