FS: Almost new 20" rubber, cheap!

phattpat · 10-09-2007, 10:14 AM

Just got a new set of wheels from a 300cforums.com member, and they came with Falken FK452z tires - 275/35/20 (rear) and 245/40/20 (front). The tires have less than 500 miles on them and are in near new condition. I just want to 'upsize' to something a little bigger. I'd really like to sell these locally, and will figure out someway of delivering locally if need be. Will ship at buyers expense.

More info here:

Tire Search by Brand - Discount Tire Co.

The rear tires retail for $235/ea, and the fronts retail for $185/ea, for a total of $840 at Discount tire. Asking $600! All serious offers considered!! Will get pics tonight if needed.

For references, please see feedback on LX Forums:

LX Forums Modern Mopar Muscle

Thanks!

fionn · 10-11-2007, 11:59 AM

Do you have any pictures of how these tires look on the car? they are a much shorter side wall and I'd be worried that there would be too much wheel gap.
thanks,
Fionn

Quote:

Originally Posted by phattpat

Just got a new set of wheels from a 300cforums.com member, and they came with Falken FK452z tires - 275/35/20 (rear) and 245/40/20 (front). The tires have less than 500 miles on them and are in near new condition. I just want to 'upsize' to something a little bigger. I'd really like to sell these locally, and will figure out someway of delivering locally if need be. Will ship at buyers expense.

More info here:

Tire Search by Brand - Discount Tire Co.

The rear tires retail for $235/ea, and the fronts retail for $185/ea, for a total of $840 at Discount tire. Asking $600! All serious offers considered!! Will get pics tonight if needed.

For references, please see feedback on LX Forums:

LX Forums Modern Mopar Muscle

Thanks!

phattpat · 10-13-2007, 07:33 AM

Pics added!! Tires still have nubbies on 'em!

phattpat · 10-15-2007, 08:27 AM

Bump - price is negotiable!! For those that are curious about wheel gap - it actually wasn't bad at all; I actually thought it looked just fine!

phattpat · 10-17-2007, 06:31 AM

$500 takes 'em! Folks - do not be scared from the size of these tires. They are only a hair smaller than a 275/40 or 245/45. For some of you wanting to get into 20s inexpensively, this is a great way to do it. Thanks!