BFG AT KO2 275/65-18 (31.7") fairly new - 5

[jwest]

I'm changing sizes so these are for sale.

Shipping: Ideally personally exchanged locally PNW (OR WA). I would meet someone within a couple hours radius if that helps but I am not dealing with shipping tires unless you want to make it happen and I just drop them at UPS or FED Ex. At least tires are a fairly durable item to withstand shipping.

Make an offer after I post photos with tread depths. I'll get shots of both sides.

There are FIVE and they're all worn about equal but very little considering the average life. I will not split them up. All 5 or none

They have been "siped" by Discount Tire which increases traction on wet or snowy conditions.

 

[jwest]

All 5 in a row then left to right each closer with just the middle one showing any sidewall blemishing. A small layer chipped off but is not a cut going in. Closeup of that tire with two such spots.

Then left to right etc other side.

 

[jwest]

Bottom photo show tread. All 5 look about the same seeing as I rotate frequently using all 5.

 

[jwest]

 

[jwest]

Three are almost same, then two are slightly more worn

 

[jwest]

To be clear, wheels not for sale, only the 5 tires and no partials. Thx

 

[jwest]

LOL Anyone who wants some sort of flash-sale-gift type deal, don't wast my time or yours. These are nearly new and cost $230 each new. Tires only, no shipping.

Happy trails....

 

[jwest]

After a few interests that would require shipping, I really would prefer a non-shipping transaction. I go to Portland often as well as out near Ellensburg WA.

However, I am willing to meet someone depending on how far away they are and ending price.

 

[jwest]

local bump

 

[jwest]

Someone asked about exact price. Not selling any less than all 5.


Delivered within 90 miles from Tacoma/Seattle: $1000 ($200 ea, saves about $50x5/ 250)
You pick up: $875 ($175 ea)

Can meet you part way, or in the area, or drop at a tire shop to be easy for you. I am going to Portland, soon and get out near Cle Elum often. I have an enclosed trailer so it makes it pretty simple.

The extra sipes in the tread as seen in the closeup is apparently now a rarity seeing as Discount Tire stopped doing it due to machine maintenance or something. A shame as it added appreciable traction in hardpack snow stopping and cornering.