4 Goodyear Eagle LS-2 225/55R18

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On the off chance that someone here on TYF is local and interested....

Local to the Denver, Colorado metro area and the Front Range (Cheyenne to Pueblo). Will not ship. Asking $440 for the set.

Goodyear Eagle LS-2
Set of four
Size: 225/55R18
Speed rating: 97H
Manufactured in the fourth and fifth weeks of 2019
Treadwear rating: 400
Temp rating: A
Traction rating: A

A friend of mine -- OK, if you need to know it's my former spouse's partner -- asked me to sell these for him. He bought them in March 2019 and had them on his Lexus for one summer (April to September), with not a lot of miles. He put snow tires on the car in October, then traded it in a few months ago.

Full disclosure: one of them has been patched in the center of the tread, done professionally at a BMW dealer. The other three have no patches, and all four are in excellent shape. No abnormal wear, no scuffing, no cupping, and they balanced fine on the Lexus.

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Not many cars run that size. I know this because I'm always keeping an eye out for a set of take-offs for Jenn's car and the closest I find everywhere is a slightly undersized 225/50R18, which she's running now. I'd be interested if we were closer.
 

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Can you say what style patch it was? Just a regular vulcanizing glue patch or a plug style patch done with vulcanizing glue and an inside plug style ?
 
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I'm not sure what they call them, but it has about a 2" patch inside with a plug through the thickness of the tread. Pretty sure they're one-piece construction with the patch integrated with the plug. It's a very neat job.
 
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Not many cars run that size. I know this because I'm always keeping an eye out for a set of take-offs for Jenn's car and the closest I find everywhere is a slightly undersized 225/50R18, which she's running now. I'd be interested if we were closer.

Road trip? LOL

Yeah, they're fairly uncommon so I hope that someone around here will need and want them.
 
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Such a good feeling. Good timing, too, since I cleaned out the other side of the garage on Friday so I could get the Hoe back in there, and these were in the way. Now that the big work is done on the deck I won't need the garage space for that.
 

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