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How to Buy Used Tires in Quantity

How to Buy Used Tires in Quantity
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Katebo
Katebo
Aug 21, 2010
2 minute read

People buy used tires in quantity for the purpose of sorting through the tires and looking for tires that still have some wear left to them. Customers purchase the tires from used tire shops and have them installed on their cars. The reason people buy used tires for their cars is because they are much cheaper than new tires and it can sometimes buy them a little time between paychecks to save up for new tires. Other people tend to change their tires before they need to because they have the money to do so. This gives tire shops a quantity of used tires where some are of good quality and some are not usable.

Call local tire shops and ask them what they do with their junk tires. Junk tires are tires that are taken off of cars by tire shops so new tires can be put on. Tire shops usually pay a disposal service a fee to remove their junk tires. Therefore, many tire shops are willing to allow you to pick through their junk tire piles for free so they don’t have to pay the tire disposal fee.

Call around and look for tire shops that only sell new tires, not used tires. If you do find shops like this, and if they allow you to pick through their piles of junk tires, you’ll find many used tires in quantity that are resellable.

Call local auto wrecking yards. In many cases, if you offer to purchase their tires in bulk, they will give you a great deal such as $2 to $5 per tire.

Katebo

Katie B. Marsh is a self-published author, article writer, screenwriter, and inventor. After graduating from South Coast College of Court Reporting, she worked as a congressional and freelance court reporter for eight years. She began her…

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