: Tires with at least half their tread remaining typically sell for about 50% of the new tire price . If the tread is below 2/32 inches, they are generally considered scrap.

: Companies like Tire Management Inc. buy high-quality used tires (especially for trucks) to refurbish them. Payouts can range from $40 to $60 per tire .

: Use daylight and include clear shots of the tread and the DOT date code.

If your tires don't pass inspection, they are considered scrap.

Selling your used tires is a great way to recoup costs if they still have life left. Depending on the condition, you can sell them to specialized shops or directly to other drivers. 1. Evaluate Your Tires

: Many shops won't buy tires older than 4 years . You can find the 4-digit DOT code on the sidewall (e.g., "1222" means the 12th week of 2022).