Stu

Here is a good deal for someone in Toronto who wants these
wheels without shipping, duty, exchange and brokerage fees !!!

4 silver 17 inch Lexus OEM IS300 wheels
WITH 16 chrome lugs, 4 wheel locks AND 4 center caps

All wheels are in good condition - 2 have very minor curb marks.
ALL WHEELS ARE 100% STRAIGHT and balanced - GUARANTEED !

Tires : 215/45/17 Yokohama Avid H4s all-season - W speed rated
These tires were new in July 2006 and removed in November 2006

Asking price is $ 950 but am open to reasonable offers (or trades)
Looking to do this quickly as possible.

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Stu

monthly bump !

beave604

I have a set of 18" five spoke black rims, and a set of 2 month old hankook ventus hr2's. i just ordered some new rims and bigger tires and want to get rid of these. the wheels arnt in the best shape and a little bent but if your interested pm me. the tires are 215/35/18

Stu

I have to give you props for honesty.

Actually I am not interested in bigger wheels .... I am selling these to buy smaller wheels that have a more comfy ride ! Trying to get my Legend to ride like an LS4 again !

Stu

to the top .....IS300 wheels that are 100% straight with almost new tires in Toronto .......

goldIS

good luck with this, But i recommend lowering the price a little, they go for $400-$500 allday long in .net

Stu

Thanks for your advise, but :

First of all, there is a significant price difference between Canada and the USA on wheels and tires.

Secondly, these are not worn out OEM tires but new, high quality tires.

I bought used Lexus wheels once before on .net for the price you stated and three of them were bent .... these wheels are straight !

And finally, the price will stay, its fair. If the setup doesn't sell I will use them and sell the wheels alone, without tires for $400 - $500.

niteQwill

is that 950 USDM or 950CDN ? im def interested.

Stu

I still have the wheels and tires .... they are on my car now. I have decided to use up the tires and sell the wheels when the tires are gone or when i sell the car, which ever happens first.

The price was in Canadian dollars.