Be careful buying used tires. You might be throwing money down the toilet. I needed a pair of 9.5 24s a couple of years ago. There had been a pair on CL for quite a while, so I finally called on them. I went and looked at them and they looked good, no boots or cracks, pretty good tread. I bought them. It was 150 mile round trip. I put them on and in less than 20 minutes, one started crackling and blew out, I went to Discount Tire in Crystal Mi and bought a brand new pair for $174 each. That was after I'd flushed a hundred dollars down the drain on the one that blew out. I put the other one back on CL for almost a year and at least got my hundred back our of that one. The whole reason I needed them in the first place was that I'd bought a pair of used ones earlier that didn't last long either. I found one of those had blown out just sitting over night. When you add it all up, used tires are more expensive than new ones.
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