FS: Mickey Thompson Drag Radials 275/60/15 $200
12-02-2007, 04:53 PM
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FS: Mickey Thompson Drag Radials 275/60/15 $200 Come get em.
These are located in DFW.
These are 28" tall and about as wide as a 10.5 slick.
Reason for sale: Upgrading to bigger rubber.
These have 50%-75% of rubber left.
One has a patch on it.
I have attached pictures of the patch and where it is located.
$200 local pickup.
Here is one next to a brand new 325/50/15:
There was a nail in the tire here(above the R):
The rubber was heated up, patch was set, then tire bead sealer was coated on top:
These are located in DFW.
These are 28" tall and about as wide as a 10.5 slick.
Reason for sale: Upgrading to bigger rubber.
These have 50%-75% of rubber left.
One has a patch on it.
I have attached pictures of the patch and where it is located.
$200 local pickup.
Here is one next to a brand new 325/50/15:
There was a nail in the tire here(above the R):
The rubber was heated up, patch was set, then tire bead sealer was coated on top:
Last edited by Black2001z06; 12-05-2007 at 05:38 PM.
12-03-2007, 07:37 AM
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I posted a pic in the thread.
They are the ones off my car at the shop.
I bought them brand new, so the only rubber missing is what SQR burnt off of them, lol.
They are as I stated(50%-75%)...moreso around the 75% number, but you know how everyone has different opinions on tire wear.
If I had a tread gauge, I would measure it for ya.
They are $170 each plus shipping and handling from Summit.
$340 + $10 handling fee + $20-$30 shipping = $370-$380 new
I figure $200 is a fair deal, considering how little they have been used.
They are the ones off my car at the shop.
I bought them brand new, so the only rubber missing is what SQR burnt off of them, lol.
They are as I stated(50%-75%)...moreso around the 75% number, but you know how everyone has different opinions on tire wear.
If I had a tread gauge, I would measure it for ya.
They are $170 each plus shipping and handling from Summit.
$340 + $10 handling fee + $20-$30 shipping = $370-$380 new
I figure $200 is a fair deal, considering how little they have been used.
12-03-2007, 12:47 PM
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You know Justin I just bought these same tires a week ago... If I only knew you had them .
.. BTW... To any that are interested in them they hook like a *****...
.. BTW... To any that are interested in them they hook like a *****...
12-03-2007, 02:47 PM
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What would make you think that???
Thanks Mellow.
I have an offer from a friend on the table for $175 tonight.
I told him that I will leave them on the market for $200 today, but if they don't sell, I'll take his offer.
Originally Posted by mellowyellow
You know Justin I just bought these same tires a week ago... If I only knew you had them ... BTW... To any that are interested in them they hook like a *****...
I have an offer from a friend on the table for $175 tonight.
I told him that I will leave them on the market for $200 today, but if they don't sell, I'll take his offer.
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