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    2004 Mustang GT Convertible

    in Automobiles and Parts - Buy/Sell

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    2004 Mustang GT convertible, 40th Anniversary model in Red Fire Metallic, 4.6L,  5 Speed with premium interior & wheels.  Adult owned since new.  New 17" Michelin tires that have been match mounted, cold AC (never touched),  fog lamps, power top,  pwr windows, pwr steering, pwr brake, pwr driver seat, pwr mirrors, pwr trunk release,  AM/FM CD with Sirius radio. Privately owned since new with only 19,000 pampered miles and stored in climate controlled home garage looks and smells new. No one has sat in rear seat. This is my wife's car but she rarely drives it (obviously).  We have other older vehicles that we drive & enjoy on occasion as well.  The car is very tight with not one rattle or squeak. Buying this pristine Mustang GT convertible would be like buying a new one only a much better buying experience.  Summer's coming, why not treat the wife with a car she will love and love driving.  I am the type of guy you would want to buy a used car from. Vehicle location, Exmore, Va. 23350.  Asking $21,500.      
     
     

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    BEST TRAILER TIRES????

    in Garages, Trailers, and Towing

    Posted

    On 5/28/2009 at 1:05 AM, Marty Roth said:

    Charlier,

    Your inspection technician isn't entirely wrong, but he did over-simplify in my opinion.

    The fact is that, having done ALL the right things with regard to loading, pressure, maintenance, etc., my less-than-one-year-old trailer with 6000lb axles and new Load-Range E tires blew the inside sidewalls on three of the first five tires (I bought new Michelins before the other 2 had a chance to blow). This was on our first two trips, and I check air pressure at 80psi EVERY MORNING. One of them blew overnight, splitting a sidewall in the driveway; another Popped Very Loudly, also splitting the sidewall in 10mph traffic during a hurricane evacuation.

    What these DEFECTIVE tires had in common was that they were ALL MADE IN CHINA -- IRONMAN brand, which I was told is a Carlisle sub-brand -- they are 235/85-R16 LR"E".

    "Buy-American" isn't such bad advice -- it might even save your life as well as your job.

    If they don't have ST in the beginning of the size they are not trailer tires.

    BEST TRAILER TIRES????

    in Garages, Trailers, and Towing

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    On 12/6/2017 at 7:49 AM, Trulyvintage said:

    Good news for those looking for an American made trailer tire .... 

     

    Starting earlier this year Goodyear introduced an American Made ST Trailer Tire.

    @ https://corporate.goodyear.com/en-US/media/news/goodyear_launches_american_manufactured_trailer_tire.html 

    I buy my at Discount Tire/America's Tire Store because they offer free replacement certificates that are not based on pro-rated tire tread

     

    I have been running them all year long on my triple axle 34 foot enclosed car hauler trailer

    Jim 
     

    Now if Michelin would only make em!

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