ML500 W163 wheels 17 inch for sale with good tires
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ML500 W163 wheels 17 inch for sale with good tires
$500+ shipping.
General grabber tires with less than 10k miles balanced and even wear, these tires are known to get close to 40k miles on a set if driven under normal use.
You can also pick up in SF bay area.
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General grabber tires with less than 10k miles balanced and even wear, these tires are known to get close to 40k miles on a set if driven under normal use.
You can also pick up in SF bay area.
rueym@click4prepaid . com
Last edited by ruey220; Dec 12, 2007 at 11:22 AM.
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Yes I would estimate at least that much. The tire looks pretty much as good as new and I had the wheels aligned when I put them on so wear is completely even. It will fit on 98 ML320, I know because my cousin did the same upgrade a few years ago.
i just purchased a set of wheels (AMG) that replaced these from new jersey and ground costed around $50 per wheel. I got a good deal on the lower profile AMG because I heard it snows in Jersey and the sport wheels are not good in the snow. Here in SF It doesn't snow and we're hardly even getting any rainfall.
I'm thinking it shouldn't be so different back the other way. They're about 62 pounds per wheel with the tire. I checked to Jersey city as an average it's costing $46 per wheel.
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here's more feedback on the tires, one guy claims he got 80k miles on them on tire rack. I purchased them from tire rack back back around april. Apparently they are factory tires for some of the ML's and that was what convinced me to get them back then. The Conti's lasted too short because they were V rated and I have no need to drive fast in the ML
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....del=Grabber+ST
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....del=Grabber+ST
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thanks for the prompt reply...you're right about the snow issue around here but suprisingly it hasn't stopped many from keeping their 18-20" inch MB wheels in which case I'd scoop them up haha
...my current tires seem to be 2-3 months shy of replacement...it'd cost me $800 for new michelins or $550-600 for the grabbers...hmm let me get back to you, now thinking about it I'm not sure what I'd do with the spare set of wheels
...my current tires seem to be 2-3 months shy of replacement...it'd cost me $800 for new michelins or $550-600 for the grabbers...hmm let me get back to you, now thinking about it I'm not sure what I'd do with the spare set of wheels
