Hankook 225/40 Zr18 92w Tires - Slightly Used on 2040-parts.com
El Cajon, California, US
These two tires were used for only 200 miles or so. The tread is full depth and there is no damage of any kind to the tire. The car had a flat and the shop said the old tire was too worn to patch. I was stuck on the road, so they sold me a pair to get home on. Once I got home, I figured the other two were pretty worn too, so I decided to buy four new of the stock brand for the car and take these two off. I paid over 200 dollars each for these two tires and they aren't even broke in yet. My roadside misfortune is your chance to get a great deal on these two tires!
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