17” AMG Sport Package wheels possibly for sale – need advice please
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17” AMG Sport Package wheels possibly for sale – need advice please
I just upgraded to 18’s and need to sell my original 17” AMG Monoblocks like the ones in the picture.
How much are they worth? And how should I sell them? I am in Orange County if anyone local is interested.
They are all curbed up (previous owner parked by braille)
So I could sell them
A. As is with 2 - 70% Continental Sport contacts and 2 - 80+% Michelin Sport A/S
or
B. I could have them refinished (70-100 per wheel) and sell them as perfect. How much could they fetch then? Either here or on e-bay?
What do you guys think???
Does anyone in Orange County want to buy some great used tires?
Thanks!
David
How much are they worth? And how should I sell them? I am in Orange County if anyone local is interested.
They are all curbed up (previous owner parked by braille)
So I could sell them
A. As is with 2 - 70% Continental Sport contacts and 2 - 80+% Michelin Sport A/S
or
B. I could have them refinished (70-100 per wheel) and sell them as perfect. How much could they fetch then? Either here or on e-bay?
What do you guys think???
Does anyone in Orange County want to buy some great used tires?
Thanks!
David
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Tough call, but I'd imagine it will be worthwhile to have them refurbed before selling them. Nobody really wants curbed wheels, only to have to go through the hassle of getting them fixed up themselves.
Then, do a search in the classifieds section here to see what others have been going for (and do the same on ebay). This will give you a good point of reference. And just for giggles, call the dealer's parts dept and ask what new ones cost.
Also, although the tires are in good shape, mixing and matching different brands like that is a no-no. Don't do that with your new 18's.
Then, do a search in the classifieds section here to see what others have been going for (and do the same on ebay). This will give you a good point of reference. And just for giggles, call the dealer's parts dept and ask what new ones cost.
Also, although the tires are in good shape, mixing and matching different brands like that is a no-no. Don't do that with your new 18's.