How much for 17in WS6 wheels...
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How much for 17in WS6 wheels... Im buying a set of new wheels this spring. I will be selling my 17in WS6 wheels with nearly brand new tires (Cooper Zeons). The wheels are 17x9.5 and tires are 275/40/17. How much would I look to make for these? Wheels are in decent shape, no major blemishes. Might need new center caps if your a perfectionist haha.
How bad do you want to get rid off them. Because I want to keep my stock rims but buy another set and paint them black. I dont know how much a decent price would be but I'll take the rims depending on how much you want for them.
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Im going to want to sell the wheels with the tires just to make things easier. I was thinking around 800 with the tires. The wheels are polished also, not that it matters if you were to paint them. Might be ebaying them, we'll see though.
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I dunno, on ebay theres a set of just 4 wheels for 825 in the model I have. They could be different styles because I know theres more than one model in the 17in. Some guy offered me a grand for them last summer, which even I thought was high, but I guess theyre rare. I guess we will see what happens when I get rid of them.
The speedlines were on the 2002s (and maybe late 01s, I dont know for sure), those average right around $800 + shipping in good condition with decent tires. If you've got any curbing or the tires aren't really that new you'll probably lose a hundred or more. Early summer seems to be the best time to sell, late fall and winter are the best time to buy. I usually buy/sell a couple sets a year, I wont pay more than $600 with the tires, especially for the older style (the ones that you have). You should definately post them in the parts for sale forum because you might be able to find a near-by buyer and it won't cost you anything to try. If you've got a desperate buyer and mint wheels they can go for $900-1k but that's pretty rare and I watch the things constantly.
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Originally Posted by savethelinoleum
The speedlines were on the 2002s (and maybe late 01s, I dont know for sure), those average right around $800 + shipping in good condition with decent tires. If you've got any curbing or the tires aren't really that new you'll probably lose a hundred or more. Early summer seems to be the best time to sell, late fall and winter are the best time to buy. I usually buy/sell a couple sets a year, I wont pay more than $600 with the tires, especially for the older style (the ones that you have). You should definately post them in the parts for sale forum because you might be able to find a near-by buyer and it won't cost you anything to try. If you've got a desperate buyer and mint wheels they can go for $900-1k but that's pretty rare and I watch the things constantly.
Condition is alright, still clearcoated I believe so some TLC could make them look great. A few scratches but overall good looking wheels.
Thanks for any help. My TT2's are coming soon so i'll just swap the boxes.
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