FS. Yokohama Advan sport NO spec
01-24-2019 | 12:51 PM
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FS. Yokohama Advan sport NO spec
These have about 4-5000 kms on them. Virtually new. They came on my new (to me) car and I already have a set of 20".
235/40/19 and 295/35/19.
In GTA. $500. Make an offer.....need room in garage.............
235/40/19 and 295/35/19.
In GTA. $500. Make an offer.....need room in garage.............
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03-04-2019 | 12:21 PM
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04-09-2019 | 10:40 AM
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if you are trying to sell "virtually new" 3 year old tires I would suggest posting tread depth brand new, and what they currently are. It would make people more comfortable with what % tread depth they have left.
i have just gone to too many peoples houses to buy tire that are " used a couple of seasons" that are practically at the wear bars, i just buy new now as its a waste of time after you pay to mount them.
i have just gone to too many peoples houses to buy tire that are " used a couple of seasons" that are practically at the wear bars, i just buy new now as its a waste of time after you pay to mount them.
04-09-2019 | 11:24 AM
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if you are trying to sell "virtually new" 3 year old tires I would suggest posting tread depth brand new, and what they currently are. It would make people more comfortable with what % tread depth they have left.
i have just gone to too many peoples houses to buy tire that are " used a couple of seasons" that are practically at the wear bars, i just buy new now as its a waste of time after you pay to mount them.
i have just gone to too many peoples houses to buy tire that are " used a couple of seasons" that are practically at the wear bars, i just buy new now as its a waste of time after you pay to mount them.
04-09-2019 | 11:58 AM
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if you are trying to sell "virtually new" 3 year old tires I would suggest posting tread depth brand new, and what they currently are. It would make people more comfortable with what % tread depth they have left.
i have just gone to too many peoples houses to buy tire that are " used a couple of seasons" that are practically at the wear bars, i just buy new now as its a waste of time after you pay to mount them.
i have just gone to too many peoples houses to buy tire that are " used a couple of seasons" that are practically at the wear bars, i just buy new now as its a waste of time after you pay to mount them.
Price might be a bit high,... If you price them in the $500-700 range, you might get more takers... or just run them until they are worn out and sell the rims??
Last summer I was looking for track tires for my boxster... I was offered by PM 18" Toyo r1r's on cayman rims for $900, seller met me half way for delivery. They were 3yrs old at that time..... I have them stored out of the way in the basement until I start going to the track.
You won't get rich selling used tires....