Tires and wheels

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These have been sitting in my garage for a year or so and I just don’t have a use for them. The date codes on three of them are 2021 and one of them is 2010. They are in good shape. No curb rash. The inside of one of the back ones is a little scratched(oops sorry) from the Willwood brakes prior to adjusting the caliper, that could be easily lightly sanded out or just painted over, or leave it. The two front ones I bought new from America’s tire company and maybe have 100 miles on them. The rears look very good too… next to new tread. $2200 obo. TIA

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