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[J Ski]

Long shot but I’m trying to sell a set of 4 Hankook Dynapro HT 113T in size 275/55/20. They have exactly 21,351 miles on them and came off my 2016 Expedition. I need to sell locally to avoid shipping costs but I’m willing to travel to about 50 miles outside of Virginia Beach. Please let me know if interested or have any other questions. $350 Pics below

 

[ExpeditionAndy]

Long shot but I’m trying to sell a set of 4 Hankook Dynapro HT 113T in size 275/55/20. They have exactly 21,351 miles on them and came off my 2016 Expedition. I need to sell locally to avoid shipping costs but I’m willing to travel to about 50 miles outside of Virginia Beach. Please let me know if interested or have any other questions. $350View attachment 23484

Put them on Craig's List. That's how I sold mine when I took them off - mine only had 49 miles on them.

 

[J Ski]

Put them on Craig's List. That's how I sold mine when I took them off - mine only had 49 miles on them.

They are on there too lol

 

[ExpeditionAndy]

They are on there too lol

I've sold a few things on here but big stuff like tires it's always better to sell locally which you said, but I have shipped tires and wheels by UPS in the past. I just put cardboard between them and strapping taped them together and off they went.

 

[Adieu]

Duude... used tire shop would charge $200 for those, if not less

 

[ManUpOrShutUp]

Long shot but I’m trying to sell a set of 4 Hankook Dynapro HT 113T in size 275/55/20. They have exactly 21,351 miles on them and came off my 2016 Expedition. I need to sell locally to avoid shipping costs but I’m willing to travel to about 50 miles outside of Virginia Beach. Please let me know if interested or have any other questions. $350 Pics below

Try Craigslist, OfferUp and/or Letgo. All free and local. Get them up there quickly as tires are much harder to sell in the summer when most people figure they can get away with bald/nearly bald tires.

Duude... used tire shop would charge $200 for those, if not less

These tires are ~$720/4 new and are rated for 70K miles. Just for the sake of argument, let's say they have 70% of their original tread remaining (based on mileage). At 50% tread w/ the shop's deeply discounted rate I would pay $240/4. With 70% tread I would pay about $330/4. And again, this is at the shop rate; I would pay considerably more as a retail consumer. I think OP's price is reasonable.

 

[rjdelp7]

Put them on Craig's List. That's how I sold mine when I took them off - mine only had 49 miles on them.

I Agree. CL is good, but used tires sell pretty cheap. Why did you sell tires with 49 miles on them? How much did you get? Tires with almost 22K will be a tough sell at $350. There are many "bums" on CL, that want a deal. You may get someone with a lease, that needs tires to avoid paying turn in dealer.

 

[ExpeditionAndy]

I Agree. CL is good, but used tires sell pretty cheap. Why did you sell tires with 49 miles on them? How much did you get? Tires with almost 22K will be a tough sell at $350. There are many "bums" on CL, that want a deal. You may get someone with a lease, that needs tires to avoid paying turn in dealer.

I didn't like the Hankook tires that came with the 17, I couldn't get the dealer to swap them out even as part of the deal, so I drove down to the tire store and had them put Firestone Destination ATs on it and I sold the original tires with 49 miles on them for $600. I started off asking $750 so I would have some wiggle room.

 

[1955moose]

Used tires are a tuffy. Whoever buys them has to add$100.00 to $150.00 to mount and balance them. On top of that almost 23,000 miles is another stumbling block. I looked around for new 285/50/r20 tires for mind. I hit paydirt when I found 4 takeoffs that I got for$250.00. I was lucky my partner just bought a rim clamp tire machine, and balancer. I would list them on ebay, Craig's list, let go, our classified section if we still have one. Good luck.

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