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FS: FL BBS MR Wheels, 05 MR. ~5000 miles, Great Shape, Lots of tire left.
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FS: FL BBS MR Wheels, 05 MR. ~5000 miles, Great Shape, Lots of tire left.
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The factory BBS wheels on my old 05 MR. Wheels are in great shape, only mark on any of them is from the stock wheel weight, factory installed. (when tires changed, weights were put on the inside of the wheel.)
They have aftermarket Fuzion tires on them that are long-wear, but actually not too shabby on traction. (I used them as wet tires for track). Tires have less than 300 total miles on them, and at least 85% wear left. Pics below.
Looking for 1450 + Shipping, OBO. Thanks for looking.
The factory BBS wheels on my old 05 MR. Wheels are in great shape, only mark on any of them is from the stock wheel weight, factory installed. (when tires changed, weights were put on the inside of the wheel.)
They have aftermarket Fuzion tires on them that are long-wear, but actually not too shabby on traction. (I used them as wet tires for track). Tires have less than 300 total miles on them, and at least 85% wear left. Pics below.
Looking for 1450 + Shipping, OBO. Thanks for looking.
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A good price is 1100 i would say and thats givin ur tires 300 dollar worth. Rims alone can sell for 800 but those tires aren't worth much even new.
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u r taking things said the wrong way. I personally have sold 2 sets one just like urs and others Se BBS rims and those tires u got on aren't Falkens or Toyos they r the cheaper tires that people around here barely get.
A good price is 1100 i would say and thats givin ur tires 300 dollar worth. Rims alone can sell for 800 but those tires aren't worth much even new.
A good price is 1100 i would say and thats givin ur tires 300 dollar worth. Rims alone can sell for 800 but those tires aren't worth much even new.
To me, the tires were a definatly mix of performance, and real treadlife. Theres no reason to run a super-sticky, super-wear tire on the street. These are tires with good grip, and long life. That means you'll get more than 15-20000 miles out of them, providing you're not smoking them at every red light.
If you're interested in the price posted, MAKE ME AN OFFER. If you're not, then carry on along. Great set of wheels with good, dependable tires in great shape here.
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Haha, thanks for your input on tires. It's greatly appreciated, but far off base. I've run many tires, most of them R-compounds (I ROAD-RACED THE CAR.)
To me, the tires were a definatly mix of performance, and real treadlife. Theres no reason to run a super-sticky, super-wear tire on the street. These are tires with good grip, and long life. That means you'll get more than 15-20000 miles out of them, providing you're not smoking them at every red light.
If you're interested in the price posted, MAKE ME AN OFFER. If you're not, then carry on along. Great set of wheels with good, dependable tires in great shape here.
To me, the tires were a definatly mix of performance, and real treadlife. Theres no reason to run a super-sticky, super-wear tire on the street. These are tires with good grip, and long life. That means you'll get more than 15-20000 miles out of them, providing you're not smoking them at every red light.
If you're interested in the price posted, MAKE ME AN OFFER. If you're not, then carry on along. Great set of wheels with good, dependable tires in great shape here.
Plus his pricing is his choice, no one elses. And to be honest, I'd sit on them for a grand too. They are worth more.
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Thanks man.
Just like the car, I had probably 42-44k in it, offered it up for 35, and some people "you're nuts, thats not worth anything", others know better and are like "thats a damn good deal for a setup car".
It's all in what you're looking for, and if you have something good, and worthwhile, people appreciate it, despite the lowballers that want a new car, and new parts for salvage prices.
Just like the car, I had probably 42-44k in it, offered it up for 35, and some people "you're nuts, thats not worth anything", others know better and are like "thats a damn good deal for a setup car".
It's all in what you're looking for, and if you have something good, and worthwhile, people appreciate it, despite the lowballers that want a new car, and new parts for salvage prices.
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