Dispose rims and/or tires? Chebroley

[Anonymous]

In-law bought new rims and tires so he gave me his old. I dont need them where do you recommend best I sell? Facebook marketplace or in person to a shop/dealer?

They’re pretty new 30k miles on the rubber and all rims are spotless except for one rim who has a 2 inch scratch

Thoughts://TIA

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In-law bought new rims and tires so he gave me his old. I dont need them where do you recommend best I sell? Facebook marketplace or in person to a shop/dealer?

They’re pretty new 30k miles on the rubber and all rims are spotless except for one rim who has a 2 inch scratch

Thoughts://TIA

What car did these come from? What size are they? There is not a huge market for stock wheels/tires unless they are something desirable.

Craigslist is your best bet.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In-law bought new rims and tires so he gave me his old. I dont need them where do you recommend best I sell? Facebook marketplace or in person to a shop/dealer?

They’re pretty new 30k miles on the rubber and all rims are spotless except for one rim who has a 2 inch scratch

Thoughts://TIA

tires only last 40-50k miles. Is there really a market for tires that may only last someone a year?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In-law bought new rims and tires so he gave me his old. I dont need them where do you recommend best I sell? Facebook marketplace or in person to a shop/dealer?

They’re pretty new 30k miles on the rubber and all rims are spotless except for one rim who has a 2 inch scratch

Thoughts://TIA

tires only last 40-50k miles. Is there really a market for tires that may only last someone a year?

Is this a serious question???


OP - they’ll sell fast on Craigslist for $150

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In-law bought new rims and tires so he gave me his old. I dont need them where do you recommend best I sell? Facebook marketplace or in person to a shop/dealer?

They’re pretty new 30k miles on the rubber and all rims are spotless except for one rim who has a 2 inch scratch

Thoughts://TIA

What car did these come from? What size are they? There is not a huge market for stock wheels/tires unless they are something desirable.

Craigslist is your best bet.

Chevrolet Suburban

Sorry, I mean 3k miles. They’re basically new. The rims are in perfect condition except for that one little dent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In-law bought new rims and tires so he gave me his old. I dont need them where do you recommend best I sell? Facebook marketplace or in person to a shop/dealer?

They’re pretty new 30k miles on the rubber and all rims are spotless except for one rim who has a 2 inch scratch

Thoughts://TIA

What car did these come from? What size are they? There is not a huge market for stock wheels/tires unless they are something desirable.

Craigslist is your best bet.

Chevrolet Suburban

Sorry, I mean 3k miles. They’re basically new. The rims are in perfect condition except for that one little dent.

Yeah. 6-bolt GM factory wheels and new tires will go FAST.

Ask for a few hundred. New they’d cost at least $1,000 or more.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In-law bought new rims and tires so he gave me his old. I dont need them where do you recommend best I sell? Facebook marketplace or in person to a shop/dealer?

They’re pretty new 30k miles on the rubber and all rims are spotless except for one rim who has a 2 inch scratch

Thoughts://TIA

What car did these come from? What size are they? There is not a huge market for stock wheels/tires unless they are something desirable.

Craigslist is your best bet.

Chevrolet Suburban

Sorry, I mean 3k miles. They’re basically new. The rims are in perfect condition except for that one little dent.

CL for sure.

[Anonymous]

Selling them to a tire place will be quick and easy but you can probably make more from a private sale.

We’ve bought used rims and tires (snow tires—we live in Colorado and bought from a family that was moving to Texas) from FB.

Be sure to list the size details in your ad.