Best way to sell these OEM 20" wheels and tires

[matto]

I am trying to sell off my OEM Performance 20" wheels, tire sensors, and Michelin 4S tires. The tires have very little wear.

The only issue is one of the rims has a small dent in it. Does anyone know the market for these wheels tires well enough to suggest how I should proceed?

1. Sell them as-is. Let the buyer fix the dent (or not)

2. Fix the dent and sell as a set

3. Part out the wheels and tires.

I don't really feel like doing #2 or #3, but I don't see #1 working very well. I don't want to give them away.

If I could, I'd go back in time and get the P3D- instead of +!

 

[john85775]

If your goal is maximizing revenue, I would part them out and sell the three of them individually. It will take more time but you’ll yield more for the sale.

 

[matto]

What's a good condition wheel going for these days?

I assume I'd sell the 4 tires together and separately.

 

[Jmicoli]

Did you sell them? Is so how? I’m looking to do the same thing.

 

[matto]

Nope. They're sitting in my garage. I'm too annoyed with them to even look at them. Haha.

 

[Jmicoli]

That sucks! I'm picking up my M3P this week. Let you know if I have any luck selling my tires.

 

[--1--]

Factory wheels are a tough sell. I've had many cars over the years, normally replace the factory wheels with aftermarket. At one time, I had four sets collecting dust. I agree, best to sell each wheel separately, even the damaged wheel. I'd be interested in one good 20" performance factory wheel, tire, sensor, just in case it's needed.

 

[jonathanz]

20" are nice but then i saw the + first time on roads, i think 19" are perfect. i'm sure there are buyers outside of NYC with better road condition would purchase your wheels.