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Hello, 

I moved into a new apartment that had a storage area that the previous tenants did not vacate. After busting the lock I found these tires with rims. I am trying to get even a low ball estimate as to what I could sell these on offer up for. I hope this is an appropriate place to ask this question. If not I am happy to be pointed in a better direction. Thank you!  2 of the tires are obviously in better shape. 

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First try to find out what they fit but because they are 20 series and low profile, I would try to get  $150-250 each so $600-1000 as long as the rims aren't bent or damaged.

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