B.F. Goodrich 205/60 13

They have that size in different brands on tirerack.com

Karl

Thanks for your reply Karl, but I want to keep a match with the other two. They have very little tread wear.
Thomas

SOunds ike a good excuse to move em to the back and go do a buch of burnouts to wear em down.

Bfg 205-60/13

Discount Tire had 3 in stock at the Arlington, TX warehouse back during the Summer.

DAve

David McCollam said:

Discount Tire had 3 in stock at the Arlington, TX warehouse back during the Summer.

DAve

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Checked the Discount Tire web site, no luck for my tire size.

I have four BF Goodrich 205/60/13 tires ...still mounted on 6 inch steel rims. They came off an ITB Ascona and the tread has been shaved -- so, they probably won't make good street tires. If you want them, you can have them for the cost of shipping. They're on my trailer, which I'll be picking up tomorrow, and double check that they are BF Goodrich tires. (I'll take photos).

Ken

Thanks Ken, I really need them for the street and nearly daily driving.

195/60 R13?

I have 2 195/60 R13's BF Goodrich's that you could have for shipping costs and the costs to pull them off the rims. Both have pretty decent tread even though they are fairly old. I had planned on putting them on my own GT.

I tried to match them this summer and couldn't find any. BF Goodrich stopped making R13 tires.

I ended up buying Cooper 205 r13's Cobra GT's for about $125 a corner installed.

Let me know cia PM if you want them.

195/60/13

If I do not get a favorable response by the week end, I will take you up on your offer. Can you send a photo of the tires and tread to my email address?

MICAH1 said:

Checked the Discount Tire web site, no luck for my tire size.

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check with the discount tire store itself, they have multiple suppliers they buy from and don't always list all the tire brands they sell on their site, just the ones that are most popular and make the most profit for them.
rk