Upgraded my shoes and I'm looking to get rid of these.

They came off a 2008 FX4. 20in wheel, 275/55/20 Pirelli Scorpion tires w/ about 7200 miles.

What's a fair asking price?

 

Most oem wheels I've seen for sale on craigslist are posted several times and it gives me the impression that people aren't willing to pay alot for oem wheels. I'd check local craigslist to help you see what similar ones are selling for around you

 

A year ago that set would get you alot of dough.. now I think its a crap shoot and you just gotta play the field alot more to get good money.

 

Between 1000-1500.

 

I would say mayyybe 800.

 

Yeah, I've checked craigslist, couldn't find anyone else selling them in my area. Buddy of mine sold the 20's and tires off his Sierra for $1000. I'd be happy to get something around there. I guess I'll just list them for $1200 and see where it goes.

The more realistic number in my mind was $800.

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And just for shiits and giggles, here are the new shoes.

 

take a look on like on like craigs list and stuff and see how much people are listing them for and list in that range...maybe a tad bit on the lower end of the range and they should go

 

I posted mine for $500 just cause i had no room to store them, within 8 hours a person on here bought them and then the next day came and picked them up

 

I have been offered 850 twice for mine and turned them down...I will wait it out for a little more.....mine have 600 miles on them. My installer has sold a few sets off of trucks he has done and gets between 1000-1400 esp. if they are perfect with no miles. good luck.

 

Not sure about tires and wheels, but I sold my OEM 20" wheels for $750. Sold them pretty quick too!!!

 

mine went for 1200 the beginning of this year but tires were almost brand new... but i used craigslist.. like everyoine says thrrow them up there with you asking price but put OBO and see what they offer you might actually get what you want.

 

Market for OEM's isn't great, if you're looking for quick money don't expect to get a lot, but if you're willing to hold out you could get more. I only paid $600 plus shipping when I bought my take-offs from a guy in Florida.

 

those remind me of the chevy stock wheels for some reason