Condition:Used Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Front, Rear Warranty:Yes Surface Finish:sticky/soft Part Brand:Hoosier

A set of 2(two) CONTINENTAL Road Race Tires 275x35-18 GS

Flat rate shipping: $58.75 continental USA These USED tires are in good condition.

As pictured

ONE with  60-60-60 % race rubber remaining
ONE with  60-60-60 % race rubber remaining
ONE with  xx-xx-xx % race rubber remaining
ONE with  xx-xx-xx % race rubber remaining--See important NOTES , Descriptions and Satisfaction Guarantee below

Grading descriptions as follows : OK--Decent auto-X (2-3? events max), track-days(light), road race "shake-down/practice" only--Good--Very Good--several Road races(2-3?) , Auto-X's(3-6?), Track Days (several)--Excellent (close to new condition , multiple Road Races (3-4?), Auto-X, (season ?), Track-days, (season?)--the "percent race rubber remaining" numbers give the details.**Tire life is dependent upon many factors including, car set-up, driving style, and track surface abrasiveness.*

SHIPPING NOTE: Tires typically ship within 24 hrs of payment clearing paypal.

SHIPPING EXCEPTION:---Tires purchased/paid between xxxxx and xxxxx will ship in 3-5 days (tire store is operatng with reduced staff and reduced hrs)

NOTE #1: Tires come off the track HOT & STICKY ---frequently they pick up "track rubber", grass clippings , sand etc----tires can easily be cleaned off with warm up lap scrub in.
NOTE#2:---These race tires are designed for , racing/competition vehicles and may not be suitable or legal for daily street use.
These are perfect for Track days, or Auto-X or Road Race or Circle track---they are race compound rubber.

See % race rubber remaining explaination below

TOTAL SHIPPING is the e-bay "calculated rate "

PLEASE CHECK the E-BAY SHIPPING CALCULATOR RATE BEFORE YOU BID (bulky tires are costly to ship) $12 to $25 to $30 EACH depending on size/weight/box size/residential vs commercial and shipping distance.

100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

These USED RACE TIRES are carefully inspected for defects and % race rubber remaining is measured in several places
I am careful with all of the % ratings and try to be conservative (for example if I measure 60 to 70 % I'll state 60%)

If I miss a defect or if you are not satisfied with the % estimates that I have made PLEASE get back to me
I will gladly discuss the options ,compensation with additional product, partial price reduction or a full refund once the tires are returned to me .

I WANT YOU TO BE SATISFIED

lee at USD Road Race Tires

% RACE RUBBER REMAINING EXPLAINATION:

A three number % (e.g.80-60-80%) indicates percent race rubber remaining (shoulder to center to shoulder)

NOTE: To maximize the wear of an uneven wear tire (e.g. 90-60-40% race rubber remaining ) the 90% edge needs to be mounted toward the "high" wear side of the wheel (typically the outside edge on the front, and variable on the rear depending on your suspension set up)

July 25: Plugging in while surfing

Sun, 25 Jul 2010

Went surfing, 33 miles away. 33 plus 33 is 66. Should have been within the range limits of the car but I used up nine kWhs on the first leg of mostly freeway driving, which suggests I wouldn't make it home.

McLaren P1: Middle East demand outstrips supply & new P1 photos

Wed, 17 Apr 2013

So the opening of McLaren Manama – a joint venture between McLaren Automotive, Mumtalakat, and Al Ghassan Motors - at the Bahrain World Trade Centre is an opportunity to get the P1 front and centre as McLaren promotes both the new showroom and the upcoming 2013 Bahrain Grand Prix. But it won’t just be the P1 in McLaren’s new Bahrain showroom, it will also be the getting the Formula One gloss too with the MP4-25 – Jenson Button’s car in his 2010 season with McLaren – going on display to garner footfall in the new showroom. To give us a reason to report on the new showroom in Bahrain, McLaren has released more images from the photo shoot earlier this year at the Bahrain International Circuit when they were busy drumming up interest in the P1, and they’re such beautifully lit and shot images we couldn’t not publish them.

What the 2015 Corvette ZR1 could look like

Wed, 20 Feb 2013

Buyers are lining up to put the new 2014 Chevrolet Corvette in their garages, but we're already looking ahead to the hopped-up versions Chevrolet is likely to unveil down the road. There will be a new Z06, of course, but we're talking about the Stingray version of the beastly, supercharged Corvette ZR1. Thanks to a pair of renderings, we can imagine what the new ZR1, which will likely be a 2015 or 2016 model year vehicle, might look like.

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