Buying budget-priced, off-brand new tires or used premium tires may not be a $64,000 question, but it could be a $1,000 one. That's especially true these days, as costs for tires have grown substantially thanks to larger wheels on vehicles. It's nothing to rack up a $1,000 bill for a set of new tires, and that makes used tires a tempting proposition. But should you be tempted?
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