Where to sell old tires?

[Axela72]

Hi,

 

Anyone know where can we sell our old car tires preferably near Ang Mo Kio region?

 

My tires is around 22000 km.

 

Pls advice..Thanks

Edited December 19, 2007 by Linus

[Elmo]

Hi,

 

I think tyre shops usually do trade-ins. Not just buy-in.

You may want to try the industrial shops along AMK Ave 10 Blk 4000+.

 

Cheers!

Edited December 19, 2007 by Linus

[Apollo]

just use until end of life lor... no choice, no one will take in seasoned tyres. too challenging for them to sell away unless u package it with ur rims. then again, most pple who does tat will treat the tyre as nil value.

Edited December 19, 2007 by Linus

[Watwheels]

Selling is old tires is not worth it. Just is use is until is botak.

 

Edited December 19, 2007 by Linus

[Porker]

Talk c0ck leh you

Edited December 19, 2007 by Linus

[Watwheels]

Is meh?

Edited December 19, 2007 by Linus

[Niteblu]

Oh, you're looking for sell old tires.

It's located somewhere between desker and lavender.

Edited December 19, 2007 by Linus

[Axela72]

Want to change tires now because now rainning season. Current tire wet grip is very bad. The tire's dealer I am looking for give me a good deal but does not take in old tires. So what i am going to do with the old tires? throw them away as I do not have room to store them?

Edited December 19, 2007 by Linus

[Linus]

hi bro,

 

i will change the wording of your thread to "where to sell old tires?".

 

cheers,

linus

[Route88]

  Quote

Hi,

 

Anyone know where can we sell our old car tires preferably near Ang Mo Kio region?

 

My tires is around 22000 km.

 

Pls advice..Thanks

 

I suggest u keep the tyres and drive safely during wet, 22K is already half life for tyres,dont tink tyre shop wants it.

[Route88]

Depends on how frequent u drive, even u change new tyres,need ard 400 - 700km to scrub it in...by the time raining season over

[Apollo]

my take is drive defensively, give way when necce, give more dist betw u and motorbike/ larger vehicles (becos their braking is not visible), if it rains heavily u may want to divert out fr lane 1 (to inner lanes), if it rains and is sunny bright, use sunglass with UV protection to get better visibility.

 

do not overpressure the tyre, stick to manufacturer's specification.

 

also, how old is ur ride? when did u last bleed the brake fluid? pple may b inclined to tink poor stopping dist is fully associated to the tyres but it is integral to the entire braking system and ur driving speed.

[Qwert]

Since you already have a good deal with your new tyres, then let them dispose the old ones for you.

[Honda2]

  Quote

Hi,

 

I think tyre shops usually do trade-ins. Not just buy-in.

You may want to try the industrial shops along AMK Ave 10 Blk 4000+.

 

Cheers!

 

Good Price but alway busy...