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18" " Orignal " AMG Sport Wheel and Tire for sell.
18" OEM Mercedes-Benz AMG Wheels and Tires Package ( These are original AMG wheels ) - $1,800.
Front: 245/40/18
Rear: 265/35/18
E-CLASS Wheels and Tires
This listing is for a set of FOUR (4) Nearly New OEM/Factory Mercedes-Benz E-Class AMG WHEELS with Excellent Factory Pirelli Pzero Nero " All Season " TIRES.
This is an extremely Bold and STRIKING style that will make your Benz look AMAZING.
These are the original wheels from the factory. Per AMG Factory-spec. The AMG Wheels and Pirelli Tires came off of 2011 Mercedes E ( W212 ) class.
These high-quality performance street tires are excellent with no stories to tell, just amazing grip. See tread image depicting OVER 70% of the original tread remaining which is pretty much new!!
Please see the photos which you can see the rear wheels has very minimal curb rash. The wheels and tires are sold as is pictured. If for any reason you are not satisfy, the buyer will pay all shipping charges to and from Los Angels, Ca. 91765
Wheel's center caps are also included as a package.
Don't miss out on this great deal! If you have any questions, please PM me. Please note that other than the front wheels is in 99% new condition with no curb rash or scratches of any kind and rear wheels has very minimal curb rash as seen in the photos.
Local SoCal 91765 Pick-up is free and shipping is available at buyers expense ( About $350 to any US cities.
I don't understand why people remove the sensors to transfer them over to the new wheels. They either need to get the wheels rebalanced or the new owner needs to do that. If they were properly removed then it involved a full unmounting of the tire. If not done properly, then there is the possibility of hidden tire damage.
The costs involved with removing the TPMS and reinstalling them, then balancing everything, comes close to buying a second set of sensors.
I also find it odd that sellers try to withhold the fact that the sensors are missing until they are asked about it directly.
Given that these wheels have curb rash, no sensors, possible damaged tires and the curb rash that affects the AMG logo on at least one wheel don't make them a very good purchase at this price.
The OP would have had better luck in selling these if he had gotten the curb rash fixed and left the sensors in.
Posting in the right section might have helped too.
I don't understand why people remove the sensors to transfer them over to the new wheels. They either need to get the wheels rebalanced or the new owner needs to do that. If they were properly removed then it involved a full unmounting of the tire. If not done properly, then there is the possibility of hidden tire damage.
The costs involved with removing the TPMS and reinstalling them, then balancing everything, comes close to buying a second set of sensors.
I also find it odd that sellers try to withhold the fact that the sensors are missing until they are asked about it directly.
Given that these wheels have curb rash, no sensors, possible damaged tires and the curb rash that affects the AMG logo on at least one wheel don't make them a very good purchase at this price.
The OP would have had better luck in selling these if he had gotten the curb rash fixed and left the sensors in.
Posting in the right section might have helped too.
Couldn't agree more. He's been overpriced for some time now.
In fact, this is his second posting of the wheels/tires:
Way over priced with the crappy Pirelli tires and missing sensors.
And he clearly works for a car dealer judged by the wording he uses.
Is this dealer so desperate to get rid of this set of tires they have to try sell it thru the MB World forum?
First of all, I didn't ask you for your opinion when I decided to upgrade my wheels to Vossen 20". Second of all, you can read (if you can ) my posts on MBworld.org. I am not a dealer or associated with one, but my dealer on a buyer and seller view is a pure platonic relationship.
Not everyone shares your view and I certainly would not try to diss a loyal MB fan.
Another hater. Obviously, I was upgrading my wheels when I decided to sell the original AMG wheels to another happy MB fan. If you can't afford to buy near new or upgrade wheels, then I would rather you say, hey those look nice and get on your marry way. Don't degrade your name sake as a MB owner ( show some class ).
Yes, original posted price was $1,800 now $1,500 without shipping which the buyer needs to add to the $1,500 cost. Thanks.
Originally Posted by Davidkuo0330
First of all, I didn't ask you for your opinion when I decided to upgrade my wheels to Vossen 20". Second of all, you can read (if you can ) my posts on MBworld.org. I am not a dealer or associated with one, but my dealer on a buyer and seller view is a pure platonic relationship.
Not everyone shares your view and I certainly would not try to diss a loyal MB fan.
checkmate
Originally Posted by Davidkuo0330
Another hater. Obviously, I was upgrading my wheels when I decided to sell the original AMG wheels to another happy MB fan. If you can't afford to buy near new or upgrade wheels, then I would rather you say, hey those look nice and get on your marry way. Don't degrade your name sake as a MB owner ( show some class ).
There is this old adage in sales "buy the seller, not the product.
In the last few posts, the seller has shown his true colors and it isn't a pretty sight. At this point I wouldn't buy from this seller - at any price.
My advice to the seller is to walk away quietly from this post. Don't make any more posts, don't insult any more posters who are obviously way more loyal than you are and hope that this post drops of the first page, then quickly off the second and the third.
Once gone, you should repost, explaining all of the defects and lack of TPMS and post in the correct section. Perhaps by that time people will have forgotten your rants.
Another thing - while you are obviously not a native English speaker, it may behoove you to get someone to double check your spelling and grammar.
There is this old adage in sales "buy the seller, not the product.
In the last few posts, the seller has shown his true colors and it isn't a pretty sight. At this point I wouldn't buy from this seller - at any price.
My advice to the seller is to walk away quietly from this post. Don't make any more posts, don't insult any more posters who are obviously way more loyal than you are and hope that this post drops of the first page, then quickly off the second and the third.
Once gone, you should repost, explaining all of the defects and lack of TPMS and post in the correct section. Perhaps by that time people will have forgotten your rants.
Another thing - while you are obviously not a native English speaker, it may behoove you to get someone to double check your spelling and grammar.
Looking at the cars you drive, I'm assuming your a grandpa or great grandpa so I'll let it slide. You have just been voted out of my forum circle and being a native speaker or not doesn't have anything to do with the rants from haters about a simple products as a used wheel and tires set I have for sell. As a matter a fact now that you have brought it up, I am a native English speaker with fluency in Chinese as well which I consider it blessing since half of the stuff we buy from the US market are made in China including the new Apple IPhone 6 and 6 plus.
And your outdated mindset needs a reboot, allot of the forum are none native speakers including Asia and European countries where my Mercedes is from. Don't belittle yourself by lowball a seller when you have no intentions to buy.
Way over priced with the crappy Pirelli tires and missing sensors.
And he clearly works for a car dealer judged by the wording he uses.
Is this dealer so desperate to get rid of this set of tires they have to try sell it thru the MB World forum?
I don't think he is a car dealer - but - he flogs Nu skin - some skin care crap that is sold as a pyramid scheme.
If you're going to post an eBay link, then be careful of what the "seller's other items" show. That will often say lots about a seller
From the Nu skin wiki page:
"In the 1990s, the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Trade_Commission (FTC) investigated Nu Skin over complaints of its multilevel marketing practices.[6] In 1992, Nu Skin reached settlements with 5 states which had accused the company of deceptive advertising and overstating the income earned by distributors.[7] In 1994, following an investigation by the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Trade_Commission (FTC), the company paid $1 million and signed a http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consent_decree prohibiting it from making deceptive or unsubstantiated claims about its products.[8] In 1997, the company paid an additional $1.5 million to the FTC to settle ongoing allegations of unsubstantiated promotional claims.[9] In 2014, the Chinese government announced that it was investigating Nu Skin for allegedly operating an illegal pyramid scheme."
Looking at the cars you drive, I'm assuming your a grandpa or great grandpa so I'll let it slide. You have just been voted out of my forum circle and being a native speaker or not doesn't have anything to do with the rants from haters about a simple products as a used wheel and tires set I have for sell. As a matter a fact now that you have brought it up, I am a native English speaker with fluency in Chinese as well which I consider it blessing since half of the stuff we buy from the US market are made in China including the new Apple IPhone 6 and 6 plus.
And your outdated mindset needs a reboot, allot of the forum are none native speakers including Asia and European countries where my Mercedes is from. Don't belittle yourself by lowball a seller when you have no intentions to buy.
Are you really hell-bent on making yourself look like a fool AND make your wheels unsalable on this forum? You're doing a great job.
I'm really upset about being voted out of your forum circle. What can I do to get back in?
As a native English speaker you should know that there are things called "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grammatical_tense" so if I have an item I want to sell then it is "for sale" not "for sell".
Also "...If for any reason you are not satisfy, the buyer will pay all shipping charges to and from Los Angels, Ca. 91765..." should probably read "If for any reason you are not satisfied, the buyer will pay all shipping charges to and from Los Angeles, Ca. 91765" and you might actually want to reword that entire sentence as it is very awkwardly worded - but you know that as a native English speaker.
Further "Don't belittle yourself by lowball a seller when you have no intentions to buy" should probably read "Don't belittle yourself by lowballing a seller when you have no intentions to buy"
My advice was sound - that if you are a non-native English speaker that you ask someone to proof your ad before you post it. That advice actually goes out to many native English speakers as well.
Keep responding, you are doing a great job at killing any reputation you might have had here.
I don't think he is a car dealer - but - he flogs Nu skin - some skin care crap that is sold as a pyramid scheme.
If you're going to post an eBay link, then be careful of what the "seller's other items" show. That will often say lots about a seller
From the Nu skin wiki page:
"In the 1990s, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) investigated Nu Skin over complaints of its multilevel marketing practices.[6] In 1992, Nu Skin reached settlements with 5 states which had accused the company of deceptive advertising and overstating the income earned by distributors.[7] In 1994, following an investigation by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the company paid $1 million and signed a consent decree prohibiting it from making deceptive or unsubstantiated claims about its products.[8] In 1997, the company paid an additional $1.5 million to the FTC to settle ongoing allegations of unsubstantiated promotional claims.[9] In 2014, the Chinese government announced that it was investigating Nu Skin for allegedly operating an illegal pyramid scheme."
And that is why making a average of $25,000 per month don't hurt a bit, when you brought NuSkin into this and get this. I get about $7,000 a month less than my wife who is with NuSkin and now I support my wife with two hands. I bet you can't complains about that income if we were able to get, right ?
Are you really hell-bent on making yourself look like a fool AND make your wheels unsalable on this forum? You're doing a great job.
I'm really upset about being voted out of your forum circle. What can I do to get back in?
As a native English speaker you should know that there are things called "grammatical tense" so if I have an item I want to sell then it is "for sale" not "for sell".
Also "...If for any reason you are not satisfy, the buyer will pay all shipping charges to and from Los Angels, Ca. 91765..." should probably read "If for any reason you are not satisfied, the buyer will pay all shipping charges to and from Los Angeles, Ca. 91765" and you might actually want to reword that entire sentence as it is very awkwardly worded - but you know that as a native English speaker.
Further "Don't belittle yourself by lowball a seller when you have no intentions to buy" should probably read "Don't belittle yourself by lowballing a seller when you have no intentions to buy"
My advice was sound - that if you are a non-native English speaker that you ask someone to proof your ad before you post it. That advice actually goes out to many native English speakers as well.
Keep responding, you are doing a great job at killing any reputation you might have had here.
Listen. I don't need the money as much as I think you need. Just want to clear my garage to make room for new toys. Get off of my thread if you don't like what I have for sell.
Are you really hell-bent on making yourself look like a fool AND make your wheels unsalable on this forum? You're doing a great job.
I'm really upset about being voted out of your forum circle. What can I do to get back in?
As a native English speaker you should know that there are things called "grammatical tense" so if I have an item I want to sell then it is "for sale" not "for sell".
Also "...If for any reason you are not satisfy, the buyer will pay all shipping charges to and from Los Angels, Ca. 91765..." should probably read "If for any reason you are not satisfied, the buyer will pay all shipping charges to and from Los Angeles, Ca. 91765" and you might actually want to reword that entire sentence as it is very awkwardly worded - but you know that as a native English speaker.
Further "Don't belittle yourself by lowball a seller when you have no intentions to buy" should probably read "Don't belittle yourself by lowballing a seller when you have no intentions to buy"
My advice was sound - that if you are a non-native English speaker that you ask someone to proof your ad before you post it. That advice actually goes out to many native English speakers as well.
Keep responding, you are doing a great job at killing any reputation you might have had here.
When you say: My advice was sound - that if you are a non-native English speaker that you ask someone to "proof your ad" before you post it. Do you mean have someone proof read your ad before you post it? Sorry my English professor, I let you down. Lol
08-02-2014, 04:43 AM
) my posts on MBworld.org. I am not a dealer or associated with one, but my dealer on a buyer and seller view is a pure platonic relationship. 
checkmate 
