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Old Mar 18, 2003 | 08:16 AM
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Gah, If only you were selling them last month...
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Old Mar 18, 2003 | 10:09 AM
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Originally posted by puffy
if someone offers you less then 500, don't take it. They sell other 16" used rotas for 675 here in LA.
You ahhhh, really sure about the math their. One click of my mouse and I can get them shipped to my door for $500 brand new, fact anyone in the whole country can get them shipped to their door for $500 brand new.

Now the tires he has would cost $434 to ship to my door from victoriatire (includes shipping and california tax). Add $100 to have them mounted and balanced. (Tire price is $88 per tire)

SO,
$500 for the rims new
$535 to get the tires and have them mounted and balanced.
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Total cost to do same new $1035

Thoughout the years, I've noticed on thing in general concerning used rims. They almost always suffer heavy depreciation, even if in like new shape. Considering the condition of his rims, the cut tire and depreciation factory. $500 would be a generous offer and he should be willing to negotiate off that to a degree. How he treats the $500 amount a loose target price will decide if he sells them or if they remain unsold. Things that aren't priced right, don't sell for a reason and things that are sell quick for a reason.
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Old Mar 18, 2003 | 10:51 AM
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here are some more pictures.

http://www.ownerages.com/tire%20tread/

the scrape on the lip is prety small and hard to notice. i didnt take more pics of the rims because they are in almost new condition. the only imperfection will be the slight paint chipping off where the lugnuts go.

there are some pics that show the tread left on the tires. one of the tires have a cut. that tire will most likely have to be replaced soon.

keep the comments coming. thanks
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Old Mar 18, 2003 | 11:30 AM
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Originally posted by Suspension Guru
You ahhhh, really sure about the math their. One click of my mouse and I can get them shipped to my door for $500 brand new, fact anyone in the whole country can get them shipped to their door for $500 brand new.

Now the tires he has would cost $434 to ship to my door from victoriatire (includes shipping and california tax). Add $100 to have them mounted and balanced. (Tire price is $88 per tire)

SO,
$500 for the rims new
$535 to get the tires and have them mounted and balanced.
_______________________________________________
Total cost to do same new $1035

Thoughout the years, I've noticed on thing in general concerning used rims. They almost always suffer heavy depreciation, even if in like new shape. Considering the condition of his rims, the cut tire and depreciation factory. $500 would be a generous offer and he should be willing to negotiate off that to a degree. How he treats the $500 amount a loose target price will decide if he sells them or if they remain unsold. Things that aren't priced right, don't sell for a reason and things that are sell quick for a reason.
you just wasted a lot of time trying to justify your lowballing. How sad......
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Old Mar 18, 2003 | 05:18 PM
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Originally posted by Suspension Guru
You ahhhh, really sure about the math their. One click of my mouse and I can get them shipped to my door for $500 brand new, fact anyone in the whole country can get them shipped to their door for $500 brand new.

Now the tires he has would cost $434 to ship to my door from victoriatire (includes shipping and california tax). Add $100 to have them mounted and balanced. (Tire price is $88 per tire)

SO,
$500 for the rims new
$535 to get the tires and have them mounted and balanced.
_______________________________________________
Total cost to do same new $1035

Thoughout the years, I've noticed on thing in general concerning used rims. They almost always suffer heavy depreciation, even if in like new shape. Considering the condition of his rims, the cut tire and depreciation factory. $500 would be a generous offer and he should be willing to negotiate off that to a degree. How he treats the $500 amount a loose target price will decide if he sells them or if they remain unsold. Things that aren't priced right, don't sell for a reason and things that are sell quick for a reason.
hah...someone who agrees these arent worth $500....the highest i'd go would be $200....u agree?

Also...a question to the seller. How many miles have u rode on these wheels? Over time wheels do deteriorate in strength. Special materials need to be used to give the wheel strength due to how much metal mass is actually supporting the rim. In your case...your Rota i believe have 10 spokes....5 pairs if i'm not mistaken. My wheels are a solid 5 spoke. But the spokes are alot thicker in diameter than each one of your 10 spokes, so it makes up for the difference. So as a result....these materials have a shorter life than lets say "steelies"...which will last a lifetime of a car.

But i'm rambling....

Dave

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Old Mar 18, 2003 | 06:20 PM
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Originally posted by REbornHONDAneer
hah...someone who agrees these arent worth $500....the highest i'd go would be $200....u agree?

Also...a question to the seller. How many miles have u rode on these wheels? Over time wheels do deteriorate in strength. Special materials need to be used to give the wheel strength due to how much metal mass is actually supporting the rim. In your case...your Rota i believe have 10 spokes....5 pairs if i'm not mistaken. My wheels are a solid 5 spoke. But the spokes are alot thicker in diameter than each one of your 10 spokes, so it makes up for the difference. So as a result....these materials have a shorter life than lets say "steelies"...which will last a lifetime of a car.

But i'm rambling....

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i highly doubt you can get a set of used rotas for $200.

taking a rough guess, ive had those rims for about 20k miles. the wheels were bought on 10-26-01, about 1.5 years ago. you are a smart comsumer for analyzing, over-analyzing, this kind of stuff.

would you like to know how many hours these rims have been exposed to the sun.

i have a local buyer that offered me $400 for the set right now. i cant sell them now, but i guess that gives me a sense of how much i can get.

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Old Mar 18, 2003 | 09:58 PM
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Originally posted by WiLL
you are a smart comsumer for analyzing, over-analyzing, this kind of stuff.

would you like to know how many hours these rims have been exposed to the sun.

i have a local buyer that offered me $400 for the set right now. i cant sell them now, but i guess that gives me a sense of how much i can get.

thanx...i dont like to overpay...who does?

and..no thanx...i believe that black wont fade for quite some time.

and why did u post this if you "cant" sell them? You might have gotten some people exited

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Old Mar 18, 2003 | 10:35 PM
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Originally posted by REbornHONDAneer
thanx...i dont like to overpay...who does?

and..no thanx...i believe that black wont fade for quite some time.

and why did u post this if you "cant" sell them? You might have gotten some people exited

Dave
"testing water"

as stated in the first post. i wanted to get a feel for how much i can expect from them so i can decide what tires i can afford for my new rims.
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Old Mar 19, 2003 | 02:25 AM
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Originally posted by REbornHONDAneer
hah...someone who agrees these arent worth $500....the highest i'd go would be $200....u agree?

Also...a question to the seller. How many miles have u rode on these wheels? Over time wheels do deteriorate in strength. Special materials need to be used to give the wheel strength due to how much metal mass is actually supporting the rim. In your case...your Rota i believe have 10 spokes....5 pairs if i'm not mistaken. My wheels are a solid 5 spoke. But the spokes are alot thicker in diameter than each one of your 10 spokes, so it makes up for the difference. So as a result....these materials have a shorter life than lets say "steelies"...which will last a lifetime of a car.

But i'm rambling....

Dave

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you are a fawking idiot and you have proved yourself that you know jackshit about cars and its parts. what the fawk areyou babbling about in this whole thread?! fawking idiot.

your claimed "generic highschool at most" logic fails horribly since your lack of knowledge shines through.

as for the pricing. youre not just a lowballer, youre a stupid immature ignorant dumbf*ck lowballer.

$200 for a full set of 16" rotas w/tires? are you crazy? "no one wants to overspend" no shit sherlock. but no one wants to give it away to some complete moron like you. try finding a used set of FIFTEEN inch Rotas with no tires for $200....let alone youre asking for 16s WITH tires. you have no clue what the market is like and just because your coin pouch doesnt have more than $200, dont try and lowball you dipshit.

you must be one of those "i drive a V6 accord coupe with VTEC" so im badass youre car is fawking slow and weighs a million tons. woopdidoo you have stock 16" alloys. want a friggin cookie with that extra inch? dumbass.
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Old Mar 19, 2003 | 05:35 AM
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Originally posted by DB7 2.0
you are a fawking idiot and you have proved yourself that you know jackshit about cars and its parts. what the fawk areyou babbling about in this whole thread?! fawking idiot.

your claimed "generic highschool at most" logic fails horribly since your lack of knowledge shines through.

as for the pricing. youre not just a lowballer, youre a stupid immature ignorant dumbf*ck lowballer.

$200 for a full set of 16" rotas w/tires? are you crazy? "no one wants to overspend" no shit sherlock. but no one wants to give it away to some complete moron like you. try finding a used set of FIFTEEN inch Rotas with no tires for $200....let alone youre asking for 16s WITH tires. you have no clue what the market is like and just because your coin pouch doesnt have more than $200, dont try and lowball you dipshit.

you must be one of those "i drive a V6 accord coupe with VTEC" so im badass youre car is fawking slow and weighs a million tons. woopdidoo you have stock 16" alloys. want a friggin cookie with that extra inch? dumbass.
hhmm..unless you can make me spend $500 for these wheels...i'm not lowballin. I'm the buyer, its up to me to pay whatever i want for them. Of course its up to him to agree with me.

And on another note...who said i was driving some "fast" car? I have a 4 banger LX...i know i'm friggin slow...NO DOUBT!...and i dont have 16" alloys....I have 18"'s....and no...i'm not saying just cuz i have 18"'s i'm all friggin that(i'm trying to get some stock wheels)...just clarifying your ignorance.

Anyway..power to ya....good energy releasing post you did there!

Dave
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