Used tires.

>>17703342
Those are winter tires, which will wear down extremely quick in summer temperatures.

If you're considering used tires, you shouldn't be owning a car in the first place.

>>17703346
I want buy a set now for the upcomming winter. These retail for around $1000.

>>17703365
Blizzak LM-32

>>17703369
>>17703355
>>17703348
Looks like the softer outer layer is already gone, meaning reduced snow and ice traction. Whats the tread depth? Got another shot?

Blizzaks have a souper special ultra grippy winter compound for maybe the first 30% of the tread. After that they are basically all-seasons. Those tires have long worn through the good part.

>>17703342
>buying used tires
gtfo poorfag.

>>17703385
>>17703347
What is wrong with buying used tires if they come in a set with decent tread left for a fraction of the price?

>>17703521
age.

>>17703521
>why shouldn't I be buying pre-worn wear components
also
>no dot code
lmao

>Used tires
>$200

what the fuck? I can get all 4 tires for $30. Granted I have a very common size tire, but even the special snowflake tires you shouldn't be paying more than $100 at most.

>>17703521
Do you buy used underwear too? Or used shoes?

>>17703576
>>17703589
>>17703706
Not him but by your retarded logic you can't buy a used car either

>>17703718
Tires are wear items, you don't buy used wear items

>>17703729
used cars come with used tires retard. By your retarded logic you would have to replace all seals, tires, wipers, pads, disks, exhaust hangers, fluids, coatings.... whenever you buy a car.
But you don't because that's retarded

>>17703766
But i do

>>17703776
that's really retarded m8

>>17703766
You should always change all fluids, tires and brake disks and pads on used cars you buy.

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>>17703827
Maybe if you're Susan and think a brake pad is the thing under your foot.
Also unless it's like a 20 year old car you should definitely do shit like crack open the diff because "hurr durr replace ALL fluids"

>>17703866
*definitely NOT

With used tires...

Check the DOT codes, make sure they're not more than a couple years old.

Also, with winter tires, squeeze the tread, make sure it's REALLY soft, if it isn't, they're trash.