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If you're looking for cheap, some Korean brands are well thought of, such as Kumho. In particular for fuel economy, the Kumho Solus KR-21 is reckoned to offer good value and low rolling resistance.
Most "car guys" on the internet point themselves towards tirerack.com for tires, their prices are the cheapest around, and shipping is usually quick, and they can arrange for local installation, which usually runs around $15 extra tire. Most advertised tire prices do not usually include valves, or balancing, but may include installation. There may also be a fee for used tire disposal.
I noticed you mentioned an SUV in another post, for truck based SUVs using truck tires, BF Goodrich LongTrail T/A tires are well thought of for low rolling resistance. However if that's the size you need there, sounds like regular passenger sized tires for a CRV or Rav-4 or something like that if that's your SUV.
Also if your local Walmart Tire and lube center is reputable, the Marshal/Ulysses 791 Touring is a reasonable tire for a reasonable price, made by Kumho for Walmart, and has a lower rolling resistance than many cheaper tires. I'm not sure it is available in 55 series sizes though.
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