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Re: Old 45 degree Tire value?
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Posted by Tyler(WA) on January 19, 2000 at 09:19:27 from (12.13.226.14):
In Reply to: Old 45 degree Tire value? posted by OCB on January 18, 2000 at 18:16:55:
My 14.9 X 24 tires are prized items around our place. One is getting the sidewall cut off of one side to make a premium sand box for my 4 year old. The other one has been claimed by my 15 year old to make a colossal tire swing. (flat mounted with the top sidewalls cut to make seat-backs) These tries are a big success at playgrounds for daycares, churches, shcoolyards.... you name it. You may look around and find someone who would pay you for one. I sure wouldn't send one to the scrap pile too quickly.
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