evltwn

zhieson

I sold mine on Craigslist in SoCal. Easily got I think $900 with about 30% tire tread left. They were in very good shape (no curbing).
You could probably get $1k if you're patient or perhaps more but that was the going rate when I was looking.

Sasnuke

Sold mine for $1K Canadian...but they were refinished, so not in perfect condition.
Tire had some decent thread left on them.
But really it's market demand...i.e. are there many for sale in your area
Whatever your local buy and sell is that people use (Kijiji, etc.), is there many for sale or not? Many for sale, you'd probably have to price on the lower side...not many at all, or none, for sale, you could probably go a little higher.

EvilJoker

Sold my factory staggered base wheels with 80% tires for $850

evltwn

E46CT

if you leased your car, keep them.

if you bought your car, i'd still keep them. you may want to sell your car in the future and you'll find that's harder with aftermarket wheels. and it's a hassle to re-buy them again.

evltwn

I own it. I understand your point though, and was thinking the same thing. That's why I didn't throw them up for sale right away.

E46CT

I've owned over 18 cars. Most modified. I learned to keep the stock stuff. lol.

darkfire

I learned this lesson from owning/modifying superbikes over the years. I'll carry it forward to cars!

Chris

evltwn

I have owned 10 cars and 2 motorcycles and this is the 1st I've actually gotten into modifying myself. A couple of the others were already modified when I bought them. I have owned this car since brand new, and I have all of the original parts that I have swapped out. It's just that the wheels are the only thing that has real resale value, and I kinda need the money.