Before trying to sell, check if they are "resellable" or just "scrap."
: List the exact size, tread life (measured with a tool if possible), and any previous repairs/plugs to avoid issues with buyers. 4. What if they are scrap? buy back used tires
: Inspect for sidewall bulges, pinhole leaks, belt shifts, or dry cracks. Minor repairs are okay, but extreme wear makes them nearly impossible to sell. 2. Choose Where to Sell Before trying to sell, check if they are
: Companies like Tire Management Inc. buy high-quality used tires (especially for trucks) to refurbish them. Payouts can range from $40 to $60 per tire . : Inspect for sidewall bulges, pinhole leaks, belt
: Selling on Facebook Marketplace , Craigslist , or OfferUp often yields the highest profit, as you cut out the middleman. 3. Maximize Your Profit If selling online, presentation is everything:
: Use a tire foam like Simoniz to give them a "like new" shiny black look.
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