I have a set of 4 Goodyear Eagle ST 245/60/R14 that I'm being told aren't produced anymore. I'm also being told that there is some value in these tires despite they are 11yrs old. The tires are in good shape and I just pulled them off of my 70 Cutlass SX. I plan on driving my car on the highway didn't want to risk a blow out due the age of the tires. However these would make a good tire for a show car or weekend around town cruiser. I would not recommend drive on the highway. If any one is interested in the tires let me know. I live in the Houston, Tx area but will ship at buyers expense.
$200.

 

Hello, I see this was posted 2011, have to ask; Are the tires still available? Appreciate the reply, thanks much.

 

Actually, I still have them. They didn't sell so I just kept them. However I really need to let someone else have them, so if you are interested in buying them we can make a deal


Thanks,

Nick

 

If he doesn't want them I will take them for 25.00 each.

 

If "Mailsent" doesn't reply in a few days you can have them for $100.

 

I am interested as well. Also in Houston.

Sean

 

If you could post a number/email I'll contact you in a few days.

Thanks, Nick

 

Hello Pappanick,
I am interested in the tires, can you please send recent images to me showing the white lettered sides and tread, I'd appreciate it. We can discuss payment and shipping by email and phone. Thank you.

 

I want these tires if y'all do not make a deal , thank you

 

It's funny that there was no interest in 2011, but now, wow! So what is it that ya'll want to do with these old tires? Is it for burnout contests or are you really gonna cruise with them? Just curious, that's all.

Chris

 

Mailsent, the tires are the exactly same condition as in the original picture other than maybe a few cobwebs. They have not been on any vehicle since the pictures were taken. Just stored in my garage.

 

Did these get sold ? I am not too far away

 

Yes! we are making the transaction this weekend. If something changes, there is another person who wants them, after that you're next.

 

Tires are sold. Thanks for all the interest, better late than never.