slow04wrx

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http://www.craigslist.org/eby/pts/147566729.html

not mine but saw them while searching for 17er's, thought it was a rad deal only 125

RU-X

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wow, that is a good deal

ish

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I don't know of any subaru that those will fit on though.

HomerJay

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Outbacks?

Cashis

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It should fit Outbacks / Legacys / Foresters, etc

crazy_sherm

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Gotta check how old they are. Even with tons of tread, after 2-3 years, they're junk. The rubber won't stay soft enough in cold weather for them to function properly.

slow04wrx

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Are you sure thats true? Doesn't that depend on how they have been stored/ temperature changes they have seen.

I can't understand if a car is parked in the mountains and not driven how that could happen to the tires

Yin

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^ thats more accurate. even though it does play a part in "half life", shelf life alone cannot determine the quality of a slightly used tire.

HomerJay

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If properly stored, they can last quite a while.

ish

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actually yeah, you are correct, I messed up my conversion the first time.

crazy_sherm

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You're right, it's more about how they're stored and how many heat cycles they go through. But even if the car's not driven, unless it's being stored under air conditioned temps, a garage is still going to get pretty hot in the summer esp in the mountains.