13" tire group buy

[BLUNT]

We are looking at importing a full container of 13" tires. Pricing is unknown at this point but assuming they would be priced favorably, and you could get the size you wanted in the brand you wanted how many would be interested?  If you would be please list desired size you would be interested in and an email address. 

[N2MY2002]

If I don't like these brand new 205/60 federals, I'd be interested to see what you can get a deal on. 

[Dionk]

Count me in for a set of 205/60 r13

[zinz]

Well, crud... just bought the Pirelli CN36s from Longstone

[72ITB]

In

[walkinfool]

i'd be interested in pricing on a set of 205 60 13's as well! Thanks!

[PaulTWinterton]

Call me crazy but I'd be interested in 175x80x13.  Original sidewall height makes speedo/odometer correct. 

 

I'd accept 175x70x13s

[joebarthlow]

I'm interested in Pirelli 185/70VR13 CN36. I can order from Lucas for $155 ea. If you can get them down around 25%, I may be interested

 

also 175x80x13 and/or 175x70x13, in Pirelli, Michelin, Dunlop

 

right now my two best choices are

- 165/80R13 Eclipse from Les Schwab branded Toyo. about $70/per tire balance/installed 

- Pirelli 185/70VR13 CN36 from Lucas at $155 ea + balance/install

Edited February 5, 2018 by joebarthlow

[YoungWilliaM]

I'd be interested in oem tubeless Michelin XAS 165HR13 tires.

[Roundeie]

1. Pirelli 185/70VR13 CN36’s

 

2. 205x60 13’s

 

Roundl76@gmail.com

 

 

 

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[ray_]

I'd like a new set of Phoenix Stahlflex 3011s please.

[halboyles]

18 minutes ago, ray_ said:

Phoenix Stahlflex 3011s

 

On a similarly serious note,  I'll add to Ray's wish list some Goodrich Comp T/As.

[Conserv]

2 hours ago, YoungWilliaM said:

I'd be interested in oem tubeless Michelin XAS 165HR13 tires.

 

There’s been discussion lately that Michelin has re-introduced the tubeless version of the 165HR13 XAS.  But I haven’t yet heard from anyone who has actually obtained a set of the tubeless version.  Anyone?

 

The XAS was introduced in ‘65 as a tube-type tire, but a tubeless version appeared, as best as I can recall, in the mid-‘70’s.  The tubeless version was never factory equipment on 2002’s, even my ‘76 came with tube-type XAS’s.  After the tubeless version appeared, however, I immediately switched to the tubeless version because, even in the late ‘70’s, when tire shops were more accustomed to tube-type tires than today, tube-type tires were a nuisance.

 

Since the late 1980’s, however, when Michelin transferred production of the XAS from their general tire production to their Michelin Passion division (predecessor name of the current Michelin Classic division), only the tube-type 165HR13 has been produced.

 

I am eager to see the tubeless version once again! But I also note that the Michelin Classic website, although it shows tubeless versions of some other XAS sizes, does not yet show a tubeless version of the 165HR13.

 

Regards,

 

Steve

 

Edited February 6, 2018 by Conserv

[jgerock]

Count me in on (4) of the new Pirelli Cinturato CN36 185-70-13.  Great timing.  I was just looking at these on-line yesterday.

[PDWebb]

I’d be interested in the 185-70-13 as well, flexible on the tire and a bit on the size, thanks much!