Thanks Wayne for the heads up on used tire stores. Found two, one local and one not so local but not that far.  Might not get the best price but at least I have an outlet to move them fast.
Much appreciated.

Wow. Registered at another storage site. Used an email addy that I've had for years. I get 3-4 spam emails a month. Signed up and with in 7minutes had 26 emails. After 24hrs? 172!!!

Guess I know how they make their money!

Right there with ya!
Plan was to hit the flea and see if any of the vendors wanted to buy. Got a bunch of lot stuff I'm sick of selling by the piece.
Got up to find three inches of snow. Decided the stuff has been sitting there for months, another week is fine....

Not that I'm lazy mind ya.  snow=less people at flea=less sales=vendors not making money=not offering good price.  Yeeeeah.....that's a good rationalization. I'm stick'n with it over lazy. lol

Some come from cars I part out. Most from trade-ins. Work at a dealership. If the rims and/or tires don't "fit" the car we swap them out with premium stock. I get to keep the "take offs".

Why I'm not too concerned with price. It's all profit.
But there is a difference in making free money, while giving someone a deal and someone just rip'n me off. 

Anyone have the samsung galaxy?  I want a tab that I can use as a hotspot and have heard they can, though sounds like you have to pay for a higher data plan.

Have the iPod touch and luckily live in a techy area so wifi is not hard to find. I'd be lost without it in the research department!! Saved me and made me so much!   Looking to upgrade but still haven't decided which tab will best suit me.

Great source for bikes, text books, microwaves, mini fridge , lamps.... which if you hold thru summer you sell to the freashmen in the fall!

And my personal favorite....kegs. Turn in for the deposit or if no stamp, sell or recycle

If you get into selling jewelry or scrap gold/silver/platinum here's my two cents on finding honest buyers.....

I first took my friends wife's engagement ring. She had all the insurance papers and appraisals. Both insured value and retail. Also separate appraisal on "true value". Listed gold content/quality. Jem weight, size, cut, clarity.....
I shopped it around to jewelry stores and pawn shops. Found almost all gave WAY low offers. Either totally lied or didn't know what they were talking about.  Couple "showed me" bad coloring by holding it up to the light, but had already been told this trick. (they have bad lighting they hold it up to).
Others "tested" the gold and said it was plated....

Anyway, I was able to shorten the list. I can't saw the couple shops I use are total legit or not underpricing me. But they are consistent with each other (take piece's to all three and get approximately same info and price)
Plus they appraise my stuff for free even if they know I'm going to toss it on eBay and not sell to them.

Highly recommend doing similar tactic. Though remember, they have to by low. They have to eat too! 

I have no problem selling a $700 Tiffany's braclet for $150 since I know they are going to have to sit on it for a long time and then get $300?

And watch the resale value vs. Scrap value! Sold a few pieces thinking resale and later did the metal weight value and kicked myself!  Live and learn.