I doubt it… it has some visible damage on the sidewallIf it can hold air, sell it.
If it is fixable and usable....tires are expensive these days.I doubt it… it has some visible damage on the sidewall
How did you acquire it? From the picture it appears to have been setting outside for some time, which makes the rubber wear fast, and causes stiff sidewalls. Do you have any plans to put in a firing range? IF you can cut it in half, it would a good base to build gravel over.
Even though we have a tire tax, there still can be a per pound price to get rid of them. Fortunately my town doesn't charge, as they know we already have too many tires dumped out in the woods.
I could be mistaken but have always thought that a row of tires would be a good base for a gravel berm. I would want them coverd well to reduce chances of a ricochet. For a tire that size though I would probably cut it in half (if possible) and lay it on it's side.We are buying some land and this is just one of many finds… most of the rest we have a disposal method or ability to sell… right now you can’t even get to the tire due to the over growth… but a bush hog and some time will fix that….
Edit to add—What do you mean about the firing range… that is on the list.. but not sure what you mean in the manner of use….
Thanks!
I sunk my old tires on the edge of my pond to give smaller fish a place to hide.Hello!
Been a while since I’ve made an appearance…
Life has been busy… and adventuresome..
I have happened into a tire, that I need to dispose of..
Anyone have an guidance or ideas?
This is in SC…
Thanks!
RT