<prompt> Human: I drive a truck that is not the most pocket friendly especially when it comes time for tires, the budget off-brand tires start at 250 for my size. I dont have money in savings but its gotten to the point that my tires are no longer safe for the road, I need to take out a loan to pay for tires which are going to be 300 per around 200 for an alignment mount and balance. To describe my financial situation, Im 18 and my car is paid in full; the only expenses I have are: gas, food, and now the tire loan. I get paid every 2 weeks between 6-900 What are my options as far as finding the best loan I can take out?After talking with family, my plan is to take out a loan on the title of my car with my bank, wells fargo. After taking out the loan Ill pay my monthly minimum and when I have a surplus of cash make larger payments towards the amount owed. Thanks. Edit: I dont have savings because I have finally paid off the truck and all of the money that has gone into fixing it up to its current point, along with the money that I have to spend out in the next week when I do tires for a new cv axle, brakes, and a helicoilAssistant: Ask a tire shop if they have any decent take offs in your size. If they dont, start hitting up wrecking yards. I can buy used tires from wrecks for 20-40 each depending on size. Plan ahead to have some cash set aside if you are going to drive pricy vehicles. Tires dont just go bald overnight. Youve had a long time to prepare for this and you dropped the ball. Human: The truck is new to me within the past few months and Ive been putting all my money into paying it off 100, not many cars are on 35 inch tires either so its hard to look for take offs I guess. Others have suggested financing through a shop like discount tire  <response>: Remove your lift, get back to stock tires. Youre killing your finances to have a luxury lifted truck 