spencyg
07-22-2009, 01:13 PM
Here we go again...
I'd really like a more "fitting" set of sneaks for Boomer, but before this happens I need to sell the Michelins I'm currently running. They have about 6000 miles on them with probably 95% tread depth remaining. All wear is even. The 5th tire is not a Michelin and is brand new BUT is older and has a slight bit of sun checking in one sidewall. I'll let the set of 5 go for $450 + shipping from 04103.
There is one slight caviat to this deal. Obviously Boomer is being held up with these tires and I can't pull them off the rims until I have a new set. I don't want to buy a new set until I know I have these ones sold. So, if you're interested in purchasing, I'll take a $100 deposit at which point I'll order my new tires, and when they come in (probably a week after we close the deal) and I have the tires swapped over, I'll take the remainder of the money ($350 + shipping), and send the tires on their way. I think this is fair. If you have another thought on how this could work I'm all ears.
This is a good deal for this set. They typically sell for $200 per, and the cost breakdown is $90 per for basically new tires.
Please help yourself and Boomer at the same time....you know you want some 32" tall E rated tires for your rig.
Spence
I'd really like a more "fitting" set of sneaks for Boomer, but before this happens I need to sell the Michelins I'm currently running. They have about 6000 miles on them with probably 95% tread depth remaining. All wear is even. The 5th tire is not a Michelin and is brand new BUT is older and has a slight bit of sun checking in one sidewall. I'll let the set of 5 go for $450 + shipping from 04103.
There is one slight caviat to this deal. Obviously Boomer is being held up with these tires and I can't pull them off the rims until I have a new set. I don't want to buy a new set until I know I have these ones sold. So, if you're interested in purchasing, I'll take a $100 deposit at which point I'll order my new tires, and when they come in (probably a week after we close the deal) and I have the tires swapped over, I'll take the remainder of the money ($350 + shipping), and send the tires on their way. I think this is fair. If you have another thought on how this could work I'm all ears.
This is a good deal for this set. They typically sell for $200 per, and the cost breakdown is $90 per for basically new tires.
Please help yourself and Boomer at the same time....you know you want some 32" tall E rated tires for your rig.
Spence