Not really. Tires degrade over time whether used or not. The typical recommendation is to replace them every 6 years. Given these have been sitting around for 4 years already (who knows under what condition), it's a bit of a gamble.
Not really. Tires degrade over time whether used or not. The typical recommendation is to replace them every 6 years. Given these have been sitting around for 4 years already (who knows under what condition), it's a bit of a gamble.
Yeah 6 years on a car exposed to the elements. I doubt these have degraded very much in a climate controlled warehouse.
FYI for those that have a Discount Tire nearby, they will pricematch any tire they carry. Their stock is likely newer than 2016.
pricematch process:
1. Navigate to the tire on Discount Tire's website.
2. Look for the "Found it Lower?" link in blue next to the price of the tire
3. Click the "Found it Lower?" link and fill out the competitor's lower price and your contact info.
4. Wait for approval from Discount Tire.
FYI for those that have a Discount Tire nearby, they will pricematch any tire they carry. Their stock is likely newer than 2016.
pricematch process:
1. Navigate to the tire on Discount Tire's website.
2. Look for the "Found it Lower?" link in blue next to the price of the tire
3. Click the "Found it Lower?" link and fill out the competitor's lower price and your contact info.
4. Wait for approval from Discount Tire.
I run these in the summer on 2 of my cars. I think they're the best tire available in this treadwear range. Even slightly aged out, they'll likely outperform any freshly molded budget tire you'll find at this price point.
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Not such a good deal anymore...
Not really. Tires degrade over time whether used or not. The typical recommendation is to replace them every 6 years. Given these have been sitting around for 4 years already (who knows under what condition), it's a bit of a gamble.
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pricematch process:
1. Navigate to the tire on Discount Tire's website.
2. Look for the "Found it Lower?" link in blue next to the price of the tire
3. Click the "Found it Lower?" link and fill out the competitor's lower price and your contact info.
4. Wait for approval from Discount Tire.
pricematch process:
1. Navigate to the tire on Discount Tire's website.
2. Look for the "Found it Lower?" link in blue next to the price of the tire
3. Click the "Found it Lower?" link and fill out the competitor's lower price and your contact info.
4. Wait for approval from Discount Tire.
This is a good idea
Tell that to Paul Walker and Roger Rodas