I wouldn't buy tires that are two years old. Go to someone who sells enough tires which enables their inventory to remain fresh; tires should be just a few months old. The Indy is giving you some good guidance in not buying/installing two year old tires given that newer tires are available.
Tire age
It's time to put new rubber on my 13 RGU. Looking at getting them through an online retailer, Jake Wilson or JP Cycles. Can anybody tell me what the average age of tires are from these places. My independent shop says they won't install if over 2 yrs old. Thanks.
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