Miro Time Attack 20"wheels(and free tires)
03-15-2010, 03:34 PM
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My Ride: 2007 Chevy 3500 DRW: 7" lift, 35" tires, PPE stage 7, MBRP turbo-back, back-up camera, trac bars, Bilsteins. Pine air freshener.
2 20X9's and 2 20X10's. Fill up the 5 Series wheel wells perfectly IMO.
I'm also throwing in the tires. Falken 245's with a bunch of treadlife left, and 275's with not so much tread life left. I have no reason to keep them, as I've got no use for 'em, and I'm not gonna try to sell used tires.
Condition: The wheels were on the car for 15k miles, and look to me to be in great shape. The only reason they were pulled off the car is that the car was lemon-lawed for the fuel pump issue(s), and so the stock wheels were re-installed.
They were driven on by a woman driver however(the wife), and my experience with 2 of them so far is, driving is secondary to talking on the phone, installing makeup, playing with the radio etc.. I didn't really see any curb rash-which I would expect, but that doesn't mean that the guy who installed them didn't touch-up any 'mistake' he may have made(I just saw it happen to my brand new black wheels on my truck), or the little woman didn't break out the touch-up pen herself every now and then.
As I stated initially, they look to be in great shape however.
I'm also including the Roundel center caps that I purchased separately. They fit these wheels, and like the tires, I have no use for 'em.
I paid $2,000 for them, so I think $600 is a great price.
They're located in Orange Ca., and would prefer local pickup. I'm not totally against shipping them however. Matter of fact, I just packaged up the old wheels/tires off my truck and took them to a freight facility for the buyer. FWIW, they were over 500 lbs, and it only cost the buyer $175 to ship them to Colorado. I would imagine these weigh maybe 40-50lbs ea(-200lbs?), so they should be a lot less.
I'm also throwing in the tires. Falken 245's with a bunch of treadlife left, and 275's with not so much tread life left. I have no reason to keep them, as I've got no use for 'em, and I'm not gonna try to sell used tires.
Condition: The wheels were on the car for 15k miles, and look to me to be in great shape. The only reason they were pulled off the car is that the car was lemon-lawed for the fuel pump issue(s), and so the stock wheels were re-installed.
They were driven on by a woman driver however(the wife), and my experience with 2 of them so far is, driving is secondary to talking on the phone, installing makeup, playing with the radio etc.. I didn't really see any curb rash-which I would expect, but that doesn't mean that the guy who installed them didn't touch-up any 'mistake' he may have made(I just saw it happen to my brand new black wheels on my truck), or the little woman didn't break out the touch-up pen herself every now and then.
As I stated initially, they look to be in great shape however.
I'm also including the Roundel center caps that I purchased separately. They fit these wheels, and like the tires, I have no use for 'em.
I paid $2,000 for them, so I think $600 is a great price.
They're located in Orange Ca., and would prefer local pickup. I'm not totally against shipping them however. Matter of fact, I just packaged up the old wheels/tires off my truck and took them to a freight facility for the buyer. FWIW, they were over 500 lbs, and it only cost the buyer $175 to ship them to Colorado. I would imagine these weigh maybe 40-50lbs ea(-200lbs?), so they should be a lot less.
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