Here's a novel idea - call the dealer parts department and they will give you the price for a stock wheel. Now call a tire dealer. Add the two costs together and voila, you have the retail cost of one stock wheel/tire combo. Take 30-50% off and that's what it's worth. You asked our opinion and that's my $0.02 dollars worth.

You have a bad attitude buddy. These guys in here are hardly "clunkers" or whatever the hell that means. Get your idea from the dealer since they put the wheels on the car. :gtfo2:

Doesn't matter what they cost brand new. Take-offs generally go for a fraction of that price. Since you can buy desirable 19" sport wheels with a few thousand miles on the tires for $1000-1200 I'll let you guess. The only desirability the 18's have is for guys that want to fit snow tires. (in other words they aren't worth much on the New/used market)

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I was thinking Snow tires too. GL with the sale, but don't expect too much if you become serious about selling.

doesnt sound like you included the tires in your thoughts? 4 brand new 18" wheels and 4 brand new 18" Yokohama tires.

my dealer told me the wheels, brand new, would run $3400. including the tires we have a little over $4000 here. assume they could be found on the internet for a whole lot cheaper, perhaps around $2000.

so, you say a fraction of the cost, what are you saying for the wheels and tires - BOTH - altogether?

$500?
$750?
$1000?

Mike

i'll be sellin my G37 18" wheels for 700 with tires... 8000 miles on them though (damn good condition too)

doubt you'd get any higher than that.... maybe 800-900


stock rims are so not desirable.... let alone 18 inchers

EDIT:
actually, i might just sell it for 600 minus the TPMS.... rip them out and put the rubber back on and let the buyer balance it.

Shoot for 1000-1200...that way you basically get a free set of your next tires. Like everyone else has said multiple times though, that's probably as much as you'll get. Especially without pics. :rolleyes:

the dealership/salesman is putting them up for sale on EBay. going to start out at $1200 for all four wheels AND tires.

Mike

Trade in value
 

Mike,

I screwed up when I sold my stock wheels and tires of off my 03 350 Touring for $600. Of course they were not new like yours are so I felt that $600 was a fair price to ask. Now back in April I purchased a new 370 and traded in my 350. It cost me $1000 in trade in value since I did not have the stock wheels on the car. So you may want to rethink your wanting to sell your stock wheels.
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