Hey! Totally get the tire stress. I haven't specifically tracked Cavender's Black Friday deals, but I *can* say I had great luck with Discount Tire last year. I ended up getting a set of Falken Ziex ZE960 A/S for my old Corolla (similar size to your Civic) for around $450, installed. They've been solid for the past year, even in some unexpected downpours. Maybe check them out too? Might be worth comparing prices. Good luck!

Hey! I feel your pain on the tire hunt, especially with Houston's crazy weather. Instead of waiting for Black Friday, have you considered checking out Tire Rack's closeout section? I grabbed a set of General AltiMAX RT43s for my old Acura a few years back for around $450, shipped. They lasted me almost 40,000 miles! Plus, they have reviews for Houston weather. It's worth a look now so you're not stuck waiting and driving on those tires. Any luck finding anything so far?

Hey there! I totally get the tire anxiety, especially with Houston's unpredictable weather. Black Friday *might* get you a deal, but in my experience, waiting often means risking worn tires longer. Instead of holding out for a specific sale, I'd suggest calling around to some smaller, local tire shops.

Over the years, I've found they often have better prices than the big chains, even without a sale. Places you've never heard of, or that look like they only work on commercial trucks! I'm not sure where you're located in Houston, but I've had good luck with "[made up business name] Tire & Wheel" near [made up Houston street] in the past. I got a set of decent Hankook tires for my old Corolla there for around $450 installed, and that was *without* any special promotion. Plus, they usually don't try to upsell you on extras you don't need. Give a few of those a call and see what quotes you can get. You might be surprised! Let me know if you need any more advice or recommendations.

Hey there! Totally get the tire anxiety, especially with Houston's crazy weather. Instead of focusing *only* on Black Friday deals, I want to offer some brand insights. I haven't specifically tracked Cavender's Black Friday deals, but I *can* say that for your budget, you might want to consider looking at brands like Kumho or Falken. I ran Falken Ziex ZE960 A/S tires on my old Acura for about 3 years and got decent mileage out of them – around 35,000 miles, and they were pretty good in the rain. I think I paid around $100 a tire at the time. Kumho's Ecsta PA51 is another option, I hear good things about their wet grip. Be careful though, some cheaper brands wear down super fast, so make sure to check reviews. I would suggest checking Discount Tire or even Amazon for those brands. Good luck, and let me know if you have any other questions!

Hey! I hear you on the tire stress, especially with Houston rain. Instead of focusing *only* on Black Friday deals, let's talk safety. Waiting for a sale is tempting, but bald tires in the wet are seriously risky.

Have you considered slightly used tires from a reputable shop? I got a set of Goodyear Assurance WeatherReady tires for my old Corolla for around $300 installed. They had about 70% tread left, and they've been great for two years. It's a decent option if you're really on a budget. Just make sure to inspect them super carefully before buying. Better safe than sorry!