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Tire mounting and service work in WNC?

Discussion in 'North & South Carolina' started by SCantera, Aug 19, 2015.

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  1. SCantera

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    #1 SCantera, Aug 19, 2015
    My 599 is at a friend's home near Asheville. I plan on keeping the car there until late fall before bringing it to FL for the winter. The car needs new tires. Does anyone know of a reliable shop in the area that can mount/balance the MPSS safely without damage? I am leery of just going to any tire facility to have this done.

    Also I recently purchased the Cat-bypass exhaust sections from FABSPEED. They told me it's a simple bolt-off-bolt-on procedure to install. That seems to be confirmed from others here on FChat that made this switch. So I need to know if there is a shop near Asheville that can perform this install.

    Any references would be appreciated.
     
  2. ferrarioldman

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    #2 ferrarioldman, Aug 21, 2015
  3. sburke

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    #3 sburke, Aug 25, 2015
    I don't know of anything near Asheville, if you're willing to drive a tad there's plenty of places.
     
  4. SCantera

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    #4 SCantera, Aug 26, 2015
    Thanks for the input guys. I think I may talk to Tirerack for the tire mounting recommendations. They have a German auto specialist that I could consider.

    I am not at all concerned about driving somewhere for service work. Not sure which shops might have the right computer software for a modern Ferrari might be an issue. So I am all ears when it comes to recommended shops. I am building a home in WNC and will ultimately be bringing cars up to house them in the mountains.

    thx again
     

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