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Title says it all.
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Good luck. I know a couple of Canadians that have some sitting on a shelf.
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I am pretty sure Goodyear stopped making the F1 Supercar in our tire sizes in around 2004-2005. So NOS might be a better descriptor than "new". You can have the person selling them check the DOT code though, to know exactly how old they are.
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I did ask about the dates but the seller has decided to keep the tires. Honestly, I think I'm better with Fresh Rubber anyway. |
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![]() These tires do have a shelf life (as do all).That can be helped somewhat by wrapping the tires well in plastic and keeping them in a cool and dry place.
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