Trade 20 induction for 21 turbine+plus cash question

[khaile04]

I got an offer to trade my brand new 20 induction+cash for some 21 turbines. How much cash would make it a fair trade?

 

[Troy Schultz]

I would say trade even up. Many people with 21's find the ride too harsh and are looking for smaller wheels for better comfort.

 

[Doublea88]

No not an even trade, I would say $300-500 on top if both sets are in same condition.

 

[gx9901]

It kind of depends on why the other person want to trade the Ubers. Ubers are worth more, but there are apparently a lot of MYP owners who would rather have smaller wheels with squared setup. Those people probably would be willing to do an even trade. I would say offering $100-$150 per wheel on top of the Inductions is fair, depending on how much you want those Ubers.

 

[khaile04]

It kind of depends on why the other person want to trade the Ubers. Ubers are worth more, but there are apparently a lot of MYP owners who would rather have smaller wheels with squared setup. Those people probably would be willing to do an even trade. I would say offering $100-$150 per wheel on top of the Inductions is fair, depending on how much you want those Ubers.

I am noticing more of the 21 turbines for sale than expected. They must not like the setup and low profile tires.

 

[acarney]

The 21’s are also a pain because you can’t fully rotate the tires since the rears are larger than the front… I was planning to get rid of my Ubers the moment I got my car… but they look too dang good, lol

 

[Mateo83]

Technically the 21's should be worth more, in good shape, and with nice tires.

 

[Doublea88]

The 21’s are also a pain because you can’t fully rotate the tires since the rears are larger than the front… I was planning to get rid of my Ubers the moment I got my car… but they look too dang good, lol

Not really. I had a staggered set and just traded with someone else on this forum. I got the rear wheels and they got the fronts , so we both got a square set now.

 

[khaile04]

I got offered to swap my induction wheels plus $500 with 800 miles for M3P wheels with new Roadhugger tires. Is this a fair trade?

 

[fsb1]

I got offered to swap my induction wheels plus $500 with 800 miles for M3P wheels with new Roadhugger tires. Is this a fair trade?

Ok, that's not how your post title read to me. I thought this was something totally different.

 

[khaile04]

Ok, that's not how your post title read to me. I thought this was something totally different.

lol is there a way to edit the title?? New to this forum thing.

 

[boones]

I would not want that trade. They will probably bolt on and the car will drive with them, but the model 3 tires are significantly smaller, both narrower and shorter. They are also unlikely to have the correct load rating for the model y.

I looked up the tires sizes for each model via tirerack, but maybe I have them wrong. Here is a comparison.

255/40 R20 vs 235/35 R20 Tire Size Comparison Table with Graphic Visualization

The difference in sizes and parameters between the 255/40 R20 tire and 235/35 R20 tire. Detailed calculations and graphics.

tire-calc.com

 

[jjrandorin]

lol is there a way to edit the title?? New to this forum thing.

You had already created this exact same thread in June of this year, so I merged your newly created thread on the same topic with that one.

 

[lolsups]

I got offered to swap my induction wheels plus $500 with 800 miles for M3P wheels with new Roadhugger tires. Is this a fair trade?

You’d need to get new tires for the M3P wheels since they have a smaller profile than what the Y should have. Or are you guys swapping tires?

 

[khaile04]

can I put the 255/40 tires on the M3P? I know they are 20x8.5