Posted by Art Massing on November 25, 2012 at 05:12:07 from (66.103.103.8):
Yesterday, I went to an auction in central Indiana. There was a set of “Huskee” brand, 11.2 x 38 rear tractor tires. These tires no better than 40%-50% of new tires and there were a few small cracks in the side walls. New price for Firestone Field and Road tires of the same size is $850 a pair. So, to me, the top dollar value of the used “Huskee” tires was no more than $450. They sold for $625. I don’t understand why anyone would pay 75% of the cost of new tires for ones that have no more than 50% use remaining. Are Huskee tires that much better than Firestone? Are any of you seeing tire prices similar to these in other parts of the country? Thanks, Art
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