F/s (4) Firestone Destination Le 265/65r18

By Bytor62
February 7, 2011 in Classifieds (Buy/Sell/Trade)

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Bytor62

Posted February 7, 2011

I just bought a new 2011 Silverado 2 weeks ago and just replaced the stock tires. I am selling the original 265/65R18 Firestone Destination LE tires. They have less than 200 miles on them. Asking $500 for the set of 4 and prefer local pickup (21157).

Thanks!

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Bytor62

Posted March 7, 2011

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Posted March 7, 2011

Price drop - $400

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