FS: Used Hoosiers 275/45-16 A3S04 - F-Body Road Racing and Autocross Forums

These have quite a bit of tread rubber left, at least 25% I think. They are worn very evenly. They are a year old and have a lot of runs on them, but haven't hardened much and still drive close to how they did new. I've been amazed by how durable these tires are.

They are, of course, still Hoosiers. If you can swing a fresh set of V710s do it, but this would be an economical way to get into race tires in FStock or maybe pick up a throw-away set for Evolution instead of using up your new tires.

$100 + shipping for the set of 4.

I still need to pick the tires up from the shop that installed my new tires, so I'll confirm the tread depth measurement in a day or two.

sgarnett View Member Profile	Apr 5 2005, 02:38 PM Post #1
Seeking round tuits Group: Advanced Members Posts: 5,522 Joined: 24-December 03 From: Kentucky Member No.: 33	These have quite a bit of tread rubber left, at least 25% I think. They are worn very evenly. They are a year old and have a lot of runs on them, but haven't hardened much and still drive close to how they did new. I've been amazed by how durable these tires are. They are, of course, still Hoosiers. If you can swing a fresh set of V710s do it, but this would be an economical way to get into race tires in FStock or maybe pick up a throw-away set for Evolution instead of using up your new tires. $100 + shipping for the set of 4. I still need to pick the tires up from the shop that installed my new tires, so I'll confirm the tread depth measurement in a day or two.

sgarnett View Member Profile	Apr 6 2005, 12:04 AM Post #2
Seeking round tuits Group: Advanced Members Posts: 5,522 Joined: 24-December 03 From: Kentucky Member No.: 33	I ran them on 16x10 rims, which was probably ideal because the wear was very even. Hoosier specifies a rim width range of 8~10.5". For F-Stock you'd have to run them on 16x8 rims, or for other classes you could use an old set of 16x9.5 C4 Vette rims.