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Prinx - HiCity HH2 - 225/55R18V
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Tire Category: Performance All Season

Warranty: 60,000 miles

Tire Life:

$91.79

+ tax for 1 tire(s)

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Costs $22.95 / year

$91.79 / tire installed (Tire only $91.79)

Available by appointment

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Valid until 05/30/25

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Install with LITHIA FORD OF BOISE starting May 26th, 2025

8853 W Fairview Ave, Boise, ID 83704, Boise, ID 83704

Installation is done within store hours

"Limited quantity - only 2 left in stock"

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LITHIA FORD OF BOISE

8853 W Fairview Ave, Boise, ID 83704, Boise, ID 83704

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4.5 miles away

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Phone (208) 342-6811

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Dealer Reviews

Danielle Dyekman
5 out of 5
a month ago
My husband and I visited Lithia Ford last week to buy my husband a new truck. From this moment we stepped foot on the property until the moment we drove away in a new vehicle, our experience was top notch. We worked with Glenn Johnson and truly can’t say enough good things about him. He walked us through the entire process with care and covered everything and more! He truly cared about our experience as well as getting us into the right vehicle. We are so grateful to Glenn and absolutely love our new truck. If you’re looking for a reliable, kind, and truly caring individual, go find Glenn Johnson! You won’t regret it! Thank you Glenn, for everything. We truly appreciate you SO MUCH! P.S. I was hoping the survey had included more areas of where I could speak Glenn’s praises but unfortunately I didn’t have the opportunity to do so. Glenn is one of a kind and I hope this review will show that!
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Alexis Sanchez
4 out of 5
3 weeks ago
Edit: On April 25th, we received a call from Miki, a dear friend and an excellent salesman at Lithia. He reached out to see how we were doing. During our conversation, we discussed trading in my husband’s truck to rectify the situation with my expedition issue. Miki offered to speak with the Sales Manager to explore possible options. We then visited the dealership and chatted with Ben, another fantastic salesman and friend, who was there with Miki. They evaluated my husband’s truck, which had recently been in an accident and required some bodywork. Logan, the Sales Manager, accepted the trade-in at a price above cost, despite my husband’s 2024 truck needing repairs and having 20,000 miles on it. Ultimately, we decided to upgrade the package for my husband’s F150. They also exceeded our expectations by offering “loyal customer discounts,” securing us a great financing rate, providing warranty costs, and adding extra Ford Pass points to help with the tint for my husband’s new truck. A special thanks to Miki for kickstarting this process, to Ben for his proactive and attentive approach, and to Layne for always treating us like family. We also appreciate Logan for his efforts to do what was right. — Over the past decade, my husband and I have purchased around 15 vehicles together from Lithia. We have transformed car buying into lasting friendships and family connections, creating many wonderful memories as we drove off the lot in our new cars/trucks—until this month! On April 5, 2025, I traded my 2024 Explorer for a 2024 Expedition. I wrote a check for $20,000 to help offset some negative equity, with a significant portion going towards the down payment on the Expedition. The Expedition was priced at $82,000, but after discounts, it came down to $76,000, and I managed to reduce my loan amount to $64,000. After including taxes and warranty/gap coverage, I ended up with a $69,000 loan. However, after just three days of driving the Expedition, I found that I absolutely disliked it. I decided to give it a week to see if I could adjust, but by day six, I contacted Lithia to explore my options—either returning it for my Explorer or getting a new car. I was informed that I would receive answers the following day (seven days post-purchase). When Sunday came and we hadn’t heard anything, we decided to visit the dealership on Monday. I was told that my Explorer had been sold on Saturday, or else the deal would have been reversed and I would’ve gotten my explorer and money back. I was then left to consider other alternatives. I inquired about a 2025 Explorer on the lot and worked out some numbers. Lithia offered me $63,500 for my Expedition, and mentioned a “discount” on the new Explorer—although it was my warranty refund and taxes that would be waived, which wouldn’t have mattered anyway since state taxes would be waived regardless due to the new vehicle being less expensive than the Expedition. I then reached out to several dealerships in the valley and received better offers for my Expedition, along with improved deals and interest rates. Subsequently, I received multiple calls from Lithia salespeople I had never interacted with before, claiming there was a lot of chatter throughout the building and claiming they had done their best and acknowledging that other dealerships had made better offers, but stating there was nothing they could do. I spent the entire week in tears, feeling devastated over losing $20,000 in cash and being $7,000 upside down on a vehicle I had just purchased, despite putting money down to achieve a “positive” equity situation. This treatment came from a company with which I had conducted numerous transactions over the years and had referred countless friends and family.
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bree vanden heuvel
5 out of 5
in the last week
My husband and I bought a new truck today and couldn’t be happier with the experience. Muki Masic was our salesman and he was absolutely awesome—professional, personable, and truly went above and beyond to make sure we were taken care of every step of the way. We did have a slight hiccup during the process, but Muki didn’t miss a beat. He stepped in, handled it quickly, and made things right without hesitation. His dedication and customer-first attitude really set him apart. 10/10 — we’ll be buying all of our future Fords from Lithia, and only with Muki. Highly recommend!
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Tia Finney
5 out of 5
4 months ago
Luke was amazing. He definitely gave his all to make the sale. It was a welcoming and overall great experience. Appreciate everyone’s effort to getting me in my truck - WHICH I ABSOLUTELY LOVE!!
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Matt Stanger
5 out of 5
2 months ago
It was a great experience. Great salesman and friendly staff all around. Michael worked hard to make the deal and made sure everything was quick and easy.
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Danielle Dyekman
5 out of 5
a month ago
My husband and I visited Lithia Ford last week to buy my husband a new truck. From this moment we stepped foot on the property until the moment we drove away in a new vehicle, our experience was top notch. We worked with Glenn Johnson and truly can’t say enough good things about him. He walked us through the entire process with care and covered everything and more! He truly cared about our experience as well as getting us into the right vehicle. We are so grateful to Glenn and absolutely love our new truck. If you’re looking for a reliable, kind, and truly caring individual, go find Glenn Johnson! You won’t regret it! Thank you Glenn, for everything. We truly appreciate you SO MUCH! P.S. I was hoping the survey had included more areas of where I could speak Glenn’s praises but unfortunately I didn’t have the opportunity to do so. Glenn is one of a kind and I hope this review will show that!
Google Reviews
Alexis Sanchez
4 out of 5
3 weeks ago
Edit: On April 25th, we received a call from Miki, a dear friend and an excellent salesman at Lithia. He reached out to see how we were doing. During our conversation, we discussed trading in my husband’s truck to rectify the situation with my expedition issue. Miki offered to speak with the Sales Manager to explore possible options. We then visited the dealership and chatted with Ben, another fantastic salesman and friend, who was there with Miki. They evaluated my husband’s truck, which had recently been in an accident and required some bodywork. Logan, the Sales Manager, accepted the trade-in at a price above cost, despite my husband’s 2024 truck needing repairs and having 20,000 miles on it. Ultimately, we decided to upgrade the package for my husband’s F150. They also exceeded our expectations by offering “loyal customer discounts,” securing us a great financing rate, providing warranty costs, and adding extra Ford Pass points to help with the tint for my husband’s new truck. A special thanks to Miki for kickstarting this process, to Ben for his proactive and attentive approach, and to Layne for always treating us like family. We also appreciate Logan for his efforts to do what was right. — Over the past decade, my husband and I have purchased around 15 vehicles together from Lithia. We have transformed car buying into lasting friendships and family connections, creating many wonderful memories as we drove off the lot in our new cars/trucks—until this month! On April 5, 2025, I traded my 2024 Explorer for a 2024 Expedition. I wrote a check for $20,000 to help offset some negative equity, with a significant portion going towards the down payment on the Expedition. The Expedition was priced at $82,000, but after discounts, it came down to $76,000, and I managed to reduce my loan amount to $64,000. After including taxes and warranty/gap coverage, I ended up with a $69,000 loan. However, after just three days of driving the Expedition, I found that I absolutely disliked it. I decided to give it a week to see if I could adjust, but by day six, I contacted Lithia to explore my options—either returning it for my Explorer or getting a new car. I was informed that I would receive answers the following day (seven days post-purchase). When Sunday came and we hadn’t heard anything, we decided to visit the dealership on Monday. I was told that my Explorer had been sold on Saturday, or else the deal would have been reversed and I would’ve gotten my explorer and money back. I was then left to consider other alternatives. I inquired about a 2025 Explorer on the lot and worked out some numbers. Lithia offered me $63,500 for my Expedition, and mentioned a “discount” on the new Explorer—although it was my warranty refund and taxes that would be waived, which wouldn’t have mattered anyway since state taxes would be waived regardless due to the new vehicle being less expensive than the Expedition. I then reached out to several dealerships in the valley and received better offers for my Expedition, along with improved deals and interest rates. Subsequently, I received multiple calls from Lithia salespeople I had never interacted with before, claiming there was a lot of chatter throughout the building and claiming they had done their best and acknowledging that other dealerships had made better offers, but stating there was nothing they could do. I spent the entire week in tears, feeling devastated over losing $20,000 in cash and being $7,000 upside down on a vehicle I had just purchased, despite putting money down to achieve a “positive” equity situation. This treatment came from a company with which I had conducted numerous transactions over the years and had referred countless friends and family.
Google Reviews