What Should I Consider when Buying Used Tires?
i think it is because iron is bound to different compounds for different uses.
Do yourself a favor pal and be safe and buy yourself some new tires. You can never trust a used tire, you never know when it is going to flatten on you and how the previous owner handled their car thus the tire. You wouldn't know how many burnouts this person has done with those. Used tires are a waste of time and try investing your money on some new ones. If those used tires are faulty you would be losing more money than necessary due to having them replaced and having bought those crap tires. Just buy new ones.
While buying used tires isn't necessarily a long-term solution, from time to time, such a transaction must take place. In today's digital world, more often than not, such purchases are made online. When you limit yourself to buying used tires in person, you miss out on some of the best deals that are out there. Case in point: if used tires must be purchased, jump online to further broaden the pool of used tires you can choose from. Now, back to your question. What should be considered [bit.ly/1I7xqQF]: 1) Be Aware of the Type of Tire You Need 2) Work Only With Reputable Websites 3) Research Recent Recalls Thanks for the awesome question! Though a bit late to this thread, I very much appreciate it and hope that my answer has managed to help in some small way.
How much your life is worth to you. As your tires are the only parts of your car that are in contact with the road, tires are essentially the primary safety feature of your car, and really the only one you have any influence on outside of choosing options when you first buy it. Unless you really only need the tires for a couple months or less, is it really worth saving $100-200 (the savings aren't as good as it looks on paper because they only last half as long, so you have to get them replaced twice as often) to compromise on safety?
