I have a set of stock 20" Sport wheels in gunmetal that I bought back in April of this year. I put them on a Maxima and drove them for about 8,000 miles. Now they've been on my G37x for about 3,000 miles. They have 245/40r20 Falken Ziex ZE950 A/S tires on them and have TPMS sensors. One wheel has two small scrapes in one of the spokes. Easy to have repaired. All are 20x9.
$1,900 for the wheel/TMPS/tire combo (no wheel locks or lug nuts - I'm keeping those for my next set of wheels).
I'd be willing to split the shipping cost with the buyer. I get a good discount through FedEx at work so it would be half of that and not the retail shipping cost. They are on the car at the moment so I'd have to take one off, figure out how to box it, and then get a quote for all four. I can do that but I don't want to unless you are really serious.
Just for reference, you can buy these wheels online right now for as little as $380 each and the center caps for $47 each. That's $427 per wheel. Your current wheel lugs and locks (if you have them) will work so you don't have to buy those. At $427 each, the total cost would be $1,708. I'm asking $1,300 so that's about a $408 savings. Factor in about $75 to repair the one wheel and you are at $333 savings over new.
The tires are Falken Ziex ZE950 245/40R20. They have 11,000 miles on them and are in perfect condition. You can get new tires in that same size for as little as $125 for cheapos. I chose to go with a middle of the road option. Price wise and quality wise. I paid $170 each for those. 11,000 miles is 20-25% of the expected tread life of that tire so I'd like to get $125 each out of them. $170 each is $680 plus tax. $125 each is $500 without tax. That's another $180 savings.
TPMS sensors go for about $50+ each these days. I'm asking $25 each. That's another $100 or more savings over new.
At $1,900, that's about $600 less than buying it all new. Plus half of the shipping, of course. I am in Georgia. Shipping should be fairly reasonable unless you are on the west coast.
Anyhow, I'm the kind of person that would rather provide all of the details up front. With all that, if you are serious then I'll be happy to pull one off at work this week to get a quote on shipping.
Pics of the wheels:
RF
RR
LR
LF
Thanks in advance,
Jeremy
$1,900 for the wheel/TMPS/tire combo (no wheel locks or lug nuts - I'm keeping those for my next set of wheels).
I'd be willing to split the shipping cost with the buyer. I get a good discount through FedEx at work so it would be half of that and not the retail shipping cost. They are on the car at the moment so I'd have to take one off, figure out how to box it, and then get a quote for all four. I can do that but I don't want to unless you are really serious.
Just for reference, you can buy these wheels online right now for as little as $380 each and the center caps for $47 each. That's $427 per wheel. Your current wheel lugs and locks (if you have them) will work so you don't have to buy those. At $427 each, the total cost would be $1,708. I'm asking $1,300 so that's about a $408 savings. Factor in about $75 to repair the one wheel and you are at $333 savings over new.
The tires are Falken Ziex ZE950 245/40R20. They have 11,000 miles on them and are in perfect condition. You can get new tires in that same size for as little as $125 for cheapos. I chose to go with a middle of the road option. Price wise and quality wise. I paid $170 each for those. 11,000 miles is 20-25% of the expected tread life of that tire so I'd like to get $125 each out of them. $170 each is $680 plus tax. $125 each is $500 without tax. That's another $180 savings.
TPMS sensors go for about $50+ each these days. I'm asking $25 each. That's another $100 or more savings over new.
At $1,900, that's about $600 less than buying it all new. Plus half of the shipping, of course. I am in Georgia. Shipping should be fairly reasonable unless you are on the west coast.
Anyhow, I'm the kind of person that would rather provide all of the details up front. With all that, if you are serious then I'll be happy to pull one off at work this week to get a quote on shipping.
Pics of the wheels:
RF
RR
LR
LF
Thanks in advance,
Jeremy
