265/70/17 KO2’s w/OEM wheels (2020 Sport) $1,000 OBO

So I am testing the waters with these BFG KO2’S in 265/70/17 (excellent tread, 10,000 mi.) as I am getting in a few days a set of Method 701’s and have an opportunity to buy a set of new 275/70/17 KO2’s for dealer cost.
The only way I'll be able to justify getting rid of tires with only 10,000 miles on them will be if I can find a buyer for them, with the wheels.
This is obviously a ftf deal anywhere close to the central Columbia Gorge, including Portland, Bend, Yakima, etc.
I was thinking something along the lines of $1,000 for everything but I am open to any reasonable offer for the wheels and tires. TPMS sensors included if desired.
Sorry for the pics, it’s pouring outside . I will try to get better pics and post them.
What say you all?.

 

Just got myself some 701’s too

GLWS bump

 

Love the wheels, hate the highly overrated Ko2's. Anyway my only suggestion to you is to clean those bitches up nice. Presentation helps sells things a lot easier than dirty items. Good Luck with the sale as $1,000.00 for all that really isn't bad at all. You also might want to add if the TPMS Sensors and Lugs are included, as this saves all the questions from being asked.

 

Appreciate the advice. This was kind of a last minute thought but I’ll definitely try to clean these up and post new pics. Care to expand on your hatred for the tire?
In the past I’ve had the Falkens and loved them, but was convinced that I didn’t need the E rating and the subsequent extra weight. The dealer price on the new 275 KO2’s is hard for me to pass up.

 

Suck in the snow, tread filled up to fast and slow cornering slid around corners. Switched over to Cooper STT Pro’s a few years ago and never looked back. They suck in the rain to. Spots I used to have to put in 4X4 I don’t now with the Pro’s

 

I know this is a silly question, but how loud are these for road noise compared to the stock tires. I get that these are not "street tires" but I don't know that I could handle anything too loud just for it to look cool and preform better the 2% of the time that I go off road. I'm interested but I just gotta know how they sound.