steelies with trailer tires.  5x4.5 with 0 offset.  tires are unknown as far as how old they are.  i dont SEE any cracks in them but who knows. 

if u can use em, just get em out of my garage.  no i dont want to meet you anywhere or deliver them.   they'll be here for 2-3 days and then ill toss em on craigslist for $20 or so.

I'll take 'em....

steelies with trailer tires.  5x4.5 with 0 offset.  tires are unknown as far as how old they are.  i dont SEE any cracks in them but who knows. 

if u can use em, just get em out of my garage.  no i dont want to meet you anywhere or deliver them.   they'll be here for 2-3 days and then ill toss em on craigslist for $20 or so.

I'll take them!!! If the other guy doesn't show... I can pick them up first thing in the morning ... You just give me an address or a phone number to call you and ill be there... Im 10 min from you ... Or shoot me a text..714-323-5107

pats got dibs first.  if he bails then ill let you know.  thanks.

Sounds good.... Thanks

For future reference if you want to know how old a tire is, there is a date code on one side of the tire right after the DOT#.

It will be a 3 or 4 digit number.  Everything manufactured after 2000 went to the 4 digit number, prior to that was a 3 digit number.

The first 2 digits are the week of the year (01-52) and the second 2 digits are the year (00-13) currently.

So if you find tires that look good but are date coded older than about 7 years, it'd be a good idea to plan on replacing them due to the age if you plan on regular usage.

Last but not least  if you find any that are 3 digit codes, please don't chance doing damage to your car or boat by running them across the desert in the summer 

Hell Keith, didn't know you were a tire guy too

Ugly, but functional.