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E17 | Was it worth it to buy a 403,000 miles (648,000 km) 2010 Prius from its first owner?
Grab the 8 Point Checklist: What to check on a 2004-2009 TOYOTA Prius to save $$$ and find out where can the water get into the Gen2 Prius' trunk as a bonus:
www.priuspodcast.com
No.1.:
These cars are not new, and likely the tires on them will be a few years old as well. Search for the 4 digit code on the tires such as "2315", meaning the tire was made in the 23rd week of 2015. If the tires are more than 5 years old, they should be changed. A new set of 195/55 R16 tires (factory size for the gen2 Prius in Europe) can be costly ($400-$700) due to its rare size. If they should be changed, you could negotiate a new set of tires or ask for a lower price.
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By BLNTE17 | Was it worth it to buy a 403,000 miles (648,000 km) 2010 Prius from its first owner?
Grab the 8 Point Checklist: What to check on a 2004-2009 TOYOTA Prius to save $$$ and find out where can the water get into the Gen2 Prius' trunk as a bonus:
www.priuspodcast.com
No.1.:
These cars are not new, and likely the tires on them will be a few years old as well. Search for the 4 digit code on the tires such as "2315", meaning the tire was made in the 23rd week of 2015. If the tires are more than 5 years old, they should be changed. A new set of 195/55 R16 tires (factory size for the gen2 Prius in Europe) can be costly ($400-$700) due to its rare size. If they should be changed, you could negotiate a new set of tires or ask for a lower price.