S2000 Mileage Verification
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best way is to look at the tires because the stock so2s in the rear burn out very quickly and not a lot of owners go back to the same brand/style of tires.
The tires also have dates on them, so originals should have the year/month it was made on the tire to verify that they are infact originals.
The stock rear tires probably wouldn't last more than 15-20k miles if that many. I bought an 02 with only 15500 miles and I had to replace the rears a thousand miles later. Thats how I knew that the miles are legit.
The tires also have dates on them, so originals should have the year/month it was made on the tire to verify that they are infact originals.
The stock rear tires probably wouldn't last more than 15-20k miles if that many. I bought an 02 with only 15500 miles and I had to replace the rears a thousand miles later. Thats how I knew that the miles are legit.
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Originally Posted by yungjoc,Jun 14 2007, 08:36 PM
best way is to look at the tires because the stock so2s in the rear burn out very quickly and not a lot of owners go back to the same brand/style of tires.
The tires also have dates on them, so originals should have the year/month it was made on the tire to verify that they are infact originals.
The stock rear tires probably wouldn't last more than 15-20k miles if that many. I bought an 02 with only 15500 miles and I had to replace the rears a thousand miles later. Thats how I knew that the miles are legit.
The tires also have dates on them, so originals should have the year/month it was made on the tire to verify that they are infact originals.
The stock rear tires probably wouldn't last more than 15-20k miles if that many. I bought an 02 with only 15500 miles and I had to replace the rears a thousand miles later. Thats how I knew that the miles are legit.
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