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I have a pair of 265/35/19 and a pair of 285/35/19 Bridgestone RE-11. Both are down to the wearbars with very little tread on the outside. They aren't good for
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$50 4 Bridgestone RE-11 for autocross (2 265/35/19 and 2 285/35/19)
I have a pair of 265/35/19 and a pair of 285/35/19 Bridgestone RE-11. Both are down to the wearbars with very little tread on the outside. They aren't good for daily driving, but they are good for autocrosses for another couple events or drag racing. I have swapped them out to my new set. Local pickup is probably best as I don't think they are worth to ship. They are just good cheap starter tires for racing only. $60 for all FOUR (I just want to pay for mounting and balancing on the new set).
I will post pics tonight. They are in CT. They are not as fast as they are new, but still good enough to be within .5-1 sec of what it was new. Here are the 265s  
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