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Hi, i'm doing some research and would like some input from you guys.

I would like you all to answer the following 2 questions:

1) Have you ever bought Part Worn Tyres?

2) Would you consider buying Part Worn Tyres if they were half the price of new ones & had half the thread remaining?

Answers need only be yes/no.

Could you also please state your age & gender as well.

Many thanks for your time, any input will be appreciated!

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1) NO

2) Nope

I just wouldnt trust them, Even if they are brand new/ loads of tread/ from a reputable seller, the Tyre is the ONLY contact with the road, and i would only ever buy NEW tyres (just my 10p worth but there you go bud)

28, bloke, btw

1) Yes

2) Yes

29, Male

I always buy part worns now, i love them because i can give them abuse without caring.

Never had any problems with part worns so yes i recommend if money is tight

1:yes

2:yes

20 : Male

Edited by hypojam

1. No

2. No

Tyres are one of those things i buy new and can then forget about them for a while - like road tax, by the 12mth and thats it.

20,male.

1. yep

2. yep

17. Male

i can get pritty much brand new tyres for 15 bob a corner =)

1) No

2) No

22, Male

no

no

19, male

no

yes

19, male

!yes

!yes

1) yes

2) yes

28, male.

Yes

Yes

19 Male

1) No

2) No

Tyres aren't all about the tread, got to think of the sidewall too, a tyre my have a good 6mm tread on it but if the sidewall has been grinded against a curb then its not gonna last very long.

20, Male

Yes

Yes

23, male

yes

no

39

male

yes

yes

Never actually had a problem with them, although I only have them on wheels I care very little about, i.e. my steels.

21, Male

1-yes

2-yes

17, male

no

yes

18, male

definitely worth a look in especially at £50 a corner when the money is tight.

YES

YES

If i had a fresh set of alloys i would buy new but just running on steelies i always buy partworns. I get them done for £15 a corner aswell.

19 male

YES

YES

20, male

YES

YES

i get part worns for the mk3 for £6 fitted and most of them are in pretty good condition with a lot of tread left. treat myself to some brand new ones on the front now and again but part worn usually do the job nicely.

20, male

Yes

No - that's way overpriced, I normally pay 1/3rd of the new price for tyres with 75% left.

26, Male

yes and no...

A tyre with half the tread for half the price? i would expect to get a tyre with half the tred for less than half the price to be honest.

I buy part worns from a place near where i live that i trust and have a good reputation. I never buy no namers. I got a pair of yoko's that looked as good as new (still had the little nobbly bits on them) for £20 each.

There are some places that will sell you crap tyres with little tred and thats not worth it- shop around and ask around to find a good place if you are gonna go with part worns. Ask them when they get a delivery in, place i go gets a container of tyres from the continent on a thursday. Turn up thursday afternoon and you get a top quality tyre, turn up on tuesday or wednesday after a busy weekend and its only the no namers left.

m, 26 btw

Edited by ben_reza

Yes

No

Depends what wheels i was running though .

Availability of decent second hand tyres ..

Male 20

Edited by StevieDavison

Come on guys.

You lot saying you'd never consider it, do you change the tyres after you buy a second hand car?

I didn't think so.

Part worns are fine, as long as you check them for damage and know what you're looking for you're fine. My dad had never bought a new set of tyres until he had his first company car! Here's still very much alive and kicking.....

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