I have a set of 4 Hankook RS-2 performance tires mounted on 5-bladed Del Sol wheels. The tires have a few thousand miles left on the tread, but if you're looking for a good racing/autocross tire, these are top of the line. There is some camber wear on the insides of the tire as shown in one of the pictures.

I'm looking to trade for some wheels with tires that have a good amount of tread. No wheels with hub caps. Selling the car is more appealing with tires that will last for more than a few months.

Give me a call or text at 941.773.7234. Since this is the only set I have, I would need to meet up and swap wheels. I live in Palmetto (north of Sarasota).

Thanks,
Joel

 

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sorry but thoes tires u have in the post are down to 2/32nds that is not d.o.t aproved they are no longer good please dont post missleading info there is enuff on tr as it is

 

There was nothing misleading. Yes, the tread on the inside of tire is worn down, but the majority of the tread is better than 2/32 and sufficient for wet weather driving. If I was trying to mislead people, I would not have taken pictures of the tires and stated that they won't last very long.

If anyone is interested, please let me know.

 

i have been in the tire biz for over 5 years dont tell me that your tires are good they are not they do not have enuff tread to push water away the car will not hold the road

 

People who don't understand what a performance autocross/track tire is/should be should get off this guys back. These tires are in their PRIME at that depth. People who do performance driving regularly will often shave them down to that depth range to eliminate tread squirm.

My rs2's didnt show wet weather compromise until the inside of the tread was just about gone. my azenis went even further.

Sure a tire shop wouldn't sell it at this depth, but do you realize that they only come with 8/32nds new!?

 

And on a side note, id trade in a second if I had a set of tires that were in decent enough shape. I miss my rs-2s and throwing rocks up at everything behind me