Wheel/Tire Question........
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Melting Slicks
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From: Land of Oz
Wheel/Tire Question........
Kicking around selling my 1999 coupe (30K miles)........ Bone stock except I've added 2004 Z06 wheels that had > 500 miles on them when I bought them.......... Still perfect......
Goodyear F1 Supercar tires are 90%>..........
Still have OEM wagons.......
What (if any) amount should this add to the cars value?
Goodyear F1 Supercar tires are 90%>..........
Still have OEM wagons.......
What (if any) amount should this add to the cars value?
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Just a guess, but I would say maybe $500-600 on the asking side. They definitely look better than the wagon wheels. However, not sure if someone looking to buy the car would value them at that price.
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How new are the goodyear tires? Original to the 2004 wheels?
If so, then not much, since the tires are 10+ years old and should be replaced.
If the tires are newer, then yeah $500 is probably a good guestimate. Just depends on the seller. You're likely to make more money selling the wheels separately, but its probably about the same amount of money either way.
If so, then not much, since the tires are 10+ years old and should be replaced.
If the tires are newer, then yeah $500 is probably a good guestimate. Just depends on the seller. You're likely to make more money selling the wheels separately, but its probably about the same amount of money either way.
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Melting Slicks
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From: Land of Oz
How new are the goodyear tires? Original to the 2004 wheels?
If so, then not much, since the tires are 10+ years old and should be replaced.
If the tires are newer, then yeah $500 is probably a good guestimate. Just depends on the seller. You're likely to make more money selling the wheels separately, but its probably about the same amount of money either way.
If so, then not much, since the tires are 10+ years old and should be replaced.
If the tires are newer, then yeah $500 is probably a good guestimate. Just depends on the seller. You're likely to make more money selling the wheels separately, but its probably about the same amount of money either way.
Yuuup, tires are newer.......... Searched for wheel prices, but those found had some degree of curb rash...... IIRC I paid around $500 for wheels & around $1600 for tires from tire rack......
