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I’m selling a set of clean Niche Essens with Tires & TPMS -
Wheels: Gray paint w/ machined face (front) 19x8.5 35 / (rear) 19x10 40
Tires: Michelin Pilot Sport All Seasons 245/35/19 and 275/30/19
TPMS: 315 mhz (I have a set of used 433 mhz if you need that)
Lugbolts: Included
This set-up is off of a 2004 E55, tires are sized for w211 fitment. Wheels should fit W218, W219, W211, W212. If you have questions about fitment, just ask.
Wheel condition: Near perfect, normal surface marks, no curb rash, no cracks, no vibration.
Front Tires: approx. 6/32 even wear
Rear Tires: approx. 5/32 even wear
Both front tires have some pitting from scraping against a damaged fender (it was dented inwards). These have zero fitment issues on a W211, but I had a damaged fender and a shot sway bar which made the car dip very low on aggressive turns and it gouged the front tire. A mechanic switched wheels before I fixed the sway bar and fender so both fronts have some pitting (one is worse than the other). The pits are only on the edge and do not affect the safety or performance of the tires in any way. I drove with these for over 5k miles. See pics.
These wheels are great because they are one of the few wheels that come in 5x112 19X10 in good offsets and they are comparatively cheap (in case one needs to be replaced).
This package new (wheels, tires, TPMS) is more than $2200.
Asking $1100.00 shipped OBO in us (Hawaii and Alaska extra).
Last edited by moehler; Jan 14, 2017 at 01:53 PM.
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... also, price is lower if someone wants to pick these up. I'm located in South Jersey about 30 minutes from Philadelphia. PM me if you're interested.
A few people have asked for more details on the front tires... they look worse in the pics than they are. One front has only minor scraping and is near perfect. The other has the larger chunk missing and slice. None of the damage is down to the surface of the tire, and it's not a part that touches the road. I feel they are 100% safe with no issues, and I drove on them for 5k miles with zero issues, but I understand if a potential buyer is not comfortable. I'm willing to separate the tires (or only the fronts) depending on price, but I'd recommend to leave them on and make an assessment for yourself in person.
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