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Item: Bridgestone T's01 tyres x2

Size: 235 / 40ZR18

Location: Melbourne Vic. (not sure what postage interstate costs, but will do at buyer's expense)

Condtion: Used, have a look at the snap, should explain things well (almost text book case of under inflation)

Probable use: Track day, since they are'nt very quiet!

Price : 50 AUDpost-26388-1159675029.jpg

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would you clasify these as road worthy?? are they noisy bcoz there so worn on the outside??

where abouts in melb are you?

Hi simon to answer your questions:

The rules state that tread depth should be no less than 1.5mm at any point on the tread normally in contact with the road surface. Going by that statement i would not clasify them as road worthy cause 5 mm from either edge the tread depth as stated in the picture is probably 1mm.

The noise is a combination of the tread pattern, the wear pattern and the width of the tyre. All of these factors workin together make them noisy.

Im in the south eastern part of Melbourne.

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$50 for the pair I presume? If so, how much postage to Adelaide, SA.

cheers

Strange but Aus post were not keen on playing. There are a heap of different courier companies though and as far as online quotes go they range from about 40 to 90 odd dollars. I was looking at couriers please & fastway couriers. Let me know if your still interested.

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