Buy ONE 225/45/17 CONTINENTAL CONTIPROCONTACT SSR TIRE#R8 225/45R17 in New York, US, for US $94.95

Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Return policy details: Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Tire Brand:Continental Tires Tread Depth:9/32 - 10/32 Section Width:225 Aspect Ratio:45 Rim Diameter:17 Load Index:91 Speed Index:H

QUANTITY : 1 TIRE

CONDITION : USED

BRAND : CONTINENTAL

MODEL : CONTIPROCONTACT SSR

SIZE : 225/45R17

LOAD INDEX : 91

SPEED : H

TREAD : 9/32 - 10/32

STOCK# : R8 25P 9 24 24 2013 1

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* The tires for sale are USED and some tires had been professionally repaired . We inspect all tires visually and with air , before listing and before shipped . If we discover damage on the tire before shipping we contact buyer , we don't send damage tire out .
* We inspect all repairs with air
* We guarantee no sidewall repairs and no plugs
* Please note : We don't guarantee white wall or white letters
* Please note : We don't ship to AK - PR - HI - CANADA
* The pictures that are displayed on the listing are the actual pictures of the tire .

                                                    PAYMENT INFORMATION

All orders must be paid in full within 3 ( three ) days. Paypal Accepted
Customers from New York must pay 8.875 % sales tax .

                                              SHIPPING INFORMATION

All orders are send out by ( FEDEX GROUND EXPRESS ) delivered within 1-6 business day

                                                           RETURN POLICY INFORMATION
                                                           FOURTEEN DAY RETURN POLICY

The-tiredepot does not have any warranty on NEW or USED tire or tires . The tires sold on auction are sold in an ( AS - IS ) condition . All tires are checked visually and with air before listing and before shipped out . Tires can be return back for a refund or replacement within fourteen days. To return tires for replacement or refund , buyer must contact us , buyer must return tire or tires back to us at buyers own expense , buyer must pay all shipping costs including shipping tire or tires to and from us , its buyers choice to either receive a refund or replacement tire or tires. Refund or replacement will not be issued if tire had been driven on by a buyer. Refund or replacement will not be issued if buyer contacted us after fourteen days , buyer must contact within fourteen days . All return tire or tires must have tiredepot logo on. After tire or tires returned , refund or replacement will be issued . Shipping charges are not refundable , restocking fee of 15% will be applied to all returned orders. Thank You.

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