FS: Inexpensive Worn Tires 205/50-15
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FS: Inexpensive Worn Tires 205/50-15
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I've got a set of four used Michelin Pilot Alpin tires, 205/50-15. (The Pilot Alpin is a "performance winter tire" that can be used any time of year.) They're worn down to between 3/32" and 4/32" tread depth on each. Yeah, that's not a lot of tread depth, especially for winter tires, but I'm not asking a lot of money for them, either (they cost $100 each new). Maybe you're just looking for some cheap tires to drive on, or you're going to sell your car soon, etc.
$50 takes the set. I would prefer a local buyer, and can arrange for local pick-up in the Chicago area.
Contact me via IM.
*** SOLD *** THANKS FOR LOOKING ***
I've got a set of four used Michelin Pilot Alpin tires, 205/50-15. (The Pilot Alpin is a "performance winter tire" that can be used any time of year.) They're worn down to between 3/32" and 4/32" tread depth on each. Yeah, that's not a lot of tread depth, especially for winter tires, but I'm not asking a lot of money for them, either (they cost $100 each new). Maybe you're just looking for some cheap tires to drive on, or you're going to sell your car soon, etc.
$50 takes the set. I would prefer a local buyer, and can arrange for local pick-up in the Chicago area.
Contact me via IM.
*** SOLD *** THANKS FOR LOOKING ***
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Re: FS: Inexpensive Worn Tires 205/50-15 (blkgsr03)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by blkgsr03 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">pics mite help you sell those faster 
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Thanks for the tip, but pics really don't tell you anything about tires. The tread depth measurement is what really matters, and you can't tell that from a photo.
Besides, with local pickup (which I'm hoping for), if you come look at them and you don't like them, no big deal if you don't want them...
</TD></TR></TABLE>Thanks for the tip, but pics really don't tell you anything about tires. The tread depth measurement is what really matters, and you can't tell that from a photo.
Besides, with local pickup (which I'm hoping for), if you come look at them and you don't like them, no big deal if you don't want them...
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