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bss · 2011-07-27, 04:26 PM

These tires are of unknown origin, but look to be in very good shape with some small dry cracking along the shoulders (they're radial tires) pretty much where the tread meets the sidewalls. No biggie, but I probably would give them a few low speed runs before doing anything dangerous. Meat is like 90%. These are basically front tires for a pro touring or formula car. Very sticky. Not much good on a subaru, but if you've got a porsche, VW or Honda drag car they might be of use.

250/590R15, which is roughly 10" wide and 24" dia.

$$? I don't know - make me a lowball offer. I could really use a good a/c discharge (H) hose for a 2004 Impreza at the moment. A case of beer? Basically I just want these out of the way and would hate to see them go to waste.

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2011-07-27, 04:26 PM	#1
bss n00b Real Name: Angelo Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Gardnerville Posts: 13 Car: :raC Class: very little	Yokohama Advan 006A wet (pair) These tires are of unknown origin, but look to be in very good shape with some small dry cracking along the shoulders (they're radial tires) pretty much where the tread meets the sidewalls. No biggie, but I probably would give them a few low speed runs before doing anything dangerous. Meat is like 90%. These are basically front tires for a pro touring or formula car. Very sticky. Not much good on a subaru, but if you've got a porsche, VW or Honda drag car they might be of use. 250/590R15, which is roughly 10" wide and 24" dia. $$? I don't know - make me a lowball offer. I could really use a good a/c discharge (H) hose for a 2004 Impreza at the moment. A case of beer? Basically I just want these out of the way and would hate to see them go to waste. http://yokohama-online.com/Products....sh=09e6a21487# Attached Thumbnails Last edited by bss; 2011-07-27 at 07:20 PM.