FL Used lexus gs430 stock wheels
04-13-10, 07:01 AM
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look im just trying to sell my stock wheels
i just figured since everyone here on this site has a lexus and im trying to sell my lexus wheels it would be a good idea im not here to do nothing more or nothing less. also i want to be apart of club lexus . so when i sell these wheels i will have some vouchers.. thanks
04-13-10, 07:32 AM
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lower the price pal, not bashing you but there is no way in hell anyone on here paying over $1k for oem rims, if you go to rim shop they usually have takeoff rims for couple hundred dollars
04-13-10, 08:29 AM
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Not true. I have a buddy that lives out here in Miami with me. He had a set of GS stock wheels that were chrome and he sold them for 1500 with brand new tires. I figured silver should be cheaper. also I have another friend who's going to be selling his chrome 18" stock GS wheels as soon as he buys his new rims. Also it depends on the rim shop. because the Lexus dealer is a rim shop just for Lexus and they want well over 2,000 for these exact wheels with tires. mine are practically brand new. so these aren't take off wheels. I'm not selling Honda civic stock wheels for 1100 lol thanks for the information though
04-13-10, 11:56 AM
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Not to jack this thread, but two tires were no good and all of the rims had scratches, color oxidation and curb rash. He is selling ones in excellent condition. I'm paying 500 to get them power coated and I just spent 200 on tires. So 600 for the rims, plus 500 for the coat, plus 200 for two tires = 1300.00
or buy his for 1100 and don't go through the hassle. So why feel like an idiot?
or buy his for 1100 and don't go through the hassle. So why feel like an idiot?
04-13-10, 12:32 PM
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Not to jack this thread, but two tires were no good and all of the rims had scratches, color oxidation and curb rash. He is selling ones in excellent condition. I'm paying 500 to get them power coated and I just spent 200 on tires. So 600 for the rims, plus 500 for the coat, plus 200 for two tires = 1300.00
or buy his for 1100 and don't go through the hassle. So why feel like an idiot?
or buy his for 1100 and don't go through the hassle. So why feel like an idiot?
04-22-10, 09:37 AM
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Dude, there are a few things you didn't mention. One of the wheels was not fully mounted, not inflated, and was missing the valve stem. All of the wheels were miss-balanced. This all cost me $70.
All of the rims have scuffing from removing tires , and someone touched it up with silver paint. This is where the tire meets the lip. It's not too big of a deal.
Shipping, packing was all done well and quick. Tires seem to be in great shape.
Rims waren't flawless, but you did knock off $100 right away, so the deal is good by me.
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All of the rims have scuffing from removing tires , and someone touched it up with silver paint. This is where the tire meets the lip. It's not too big of a deal.
Shipping, packing was all done well and quick. Tires seem to be in great shape.
Rims waren't flawless, but you did knock off $100 right away, so the deal is good by me.
Mods can close this thread now.
Thank you.
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