Selling my Michelin Sport Cup 2s

[EatAHelicopter]

I just got my tires swapped out and now have a set of Sport Cup 2s (with 800 miles on them) looking for a new home.

They are from the i4 Emira, so sizes are 245/35 ZR20 and 295/30 ZR20. They've only been used for street driving, so they are in pretty decent shape.

They retail new for $2k, so I'd like to get $1,300 (OBO) for them. I have no idea how much it would cost to ship tires (but I imagine it's expensive). I live in Northern Virginia, so DM me if interested and are willing to pickup or pay for shipping. I can send a video of tread if interested.

 

[MiamiBlue]

I'm curious to know why you swapped them? Is North Virginia too cold for them to work properly?

 

[yk793]

I'm curious to know why you swapped them? Is North Virginia too cold for them to work properly?

I am in Northern VA and absolutely loved them.. Cup2s are amazing at dry and even when rains not as bad as many performance tires are..

 

[EatAHelicopter]

It wasn't so much about the temps, but early spring here is super wonky. It'll be in the 30s at night and early morning, then get like mid-80's during the day. But, I daily the car and will continue to do so in winter (expect when snow is on the ground), and some of the roads I drive on are less than perfect, and the Sport Cup 2s throw so many rocks. They haven't paved the top layer of the parking lot where I work, and even at 10mph, they throw rocks like crazy. I also recently drove through a rain storm and the car was hydroplaning. Swapped them for Pilot Sport A/S 4s and I love them. They don't throw rocks at all, and I personally don't notice any performance difference.

I'm sure they are great for track use, but they are not so great as a street tire.

 

[PatrickJS]

yeah Ps4s is also great for what you described