I'm glad you got a good deal out of used tires. I'm sure the value is there if you look. Personally I've bought new good tires for less than $100/tire after reb

I'm glad you got a good deal out of used tires. I'm sure the value is there if you look. Personally I've bought new good tires for less than $100/tire after rebate, and having them professionally installed costs over $100 where I live, so it's never seemed worth it to me. >If you look at the other replies you'll see that credit score is actually not a proxy for income. It measures responsibility. I do see now the other reply with the Fed's article about the low correlation (0.29) between income and credit score. That's pretty interesting/surprising to me; I stand corrected.