For Sale: Four (4) silver ZR1/SS wheels/tires
02-13-2011, 12:31 PM
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For Sale: Four (4) silver ZR1/SS wheels/tires HOUSTON, TX:
I have a set of 4 17x9" silver painted ZR1 type wheels. I was told these came off a 96 camaro SS but not 100% sure.
All are 17x9" with 50mm offset. 3 out of the 4 are in pretty good condition. Minor nicks here and there. The last one has some lip damage from curb. It was like that when I got it.
2 wheels have WS6 centercaps, 2 have SS centercaps but the SS paint wore off a good bit.
Tires are 275/40/17 BFGoodrich G-force sport tires. Treadwear 340. Have 16K miles on them and I'd say an easy 10-12K left depending how you drive. Rear's are in good shape. Fronts have alittle wear on the outter edges, moreso on outer rim side than the inner. I would put these 2 on the rear of the car and run the better tires up front. I never rotated these wheels before.
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I have a set of 4 17x9" silver painted ZR1 type wheels. I was told these came off a 96 camaro SS but not 100% sure.
All are 17x9" with 50mm offset. 3 out of the 4 are in pretty good condition. Minor nicks here and there. The last one has some lip damage from curb. It was like that when I got it.
2 wheels have WS6 centercaps, 2 have SS centercaps but the SS paint wore off a good bit.
Tires are 275/40/17 BFGoodrich G-force sport tires. Treadwear 340. Have 16K miles on them and I'd say an easy 10-12K left depending how you drive. Rear's are in good shape. Fronts have alittle wear on the outter edges, moreso on outer rim side than the inner. I would put these 2 on the rear of the car and run the better tires up front. I never rotated these wheels before.
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ASKING $450 picked up.
02-20-2011, 10:38 PM
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Tread on rear are about 3/16" on the edges (about inch inward from the sidewall on the first main grove on the treadblock) and closer to 2/16" at the very center. The front are about 5/32" on the center grove, and about 2/16" on the edge. Fronts wore the edges more which is expected...just rotate them to the rear, and they are good to go.
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