What did you sell your takeoffs for?

I will be selling mine as soon as the truck arrives. Will probably have less than 100 miles on them. Mine have the "upgraded tires" (couldn't remove them from the order) and I'm going to be asking $1500.00. We will see what the market bears.

 

Indeed it is. I'm going to ask $250 for a 2019 set with 45K miles. Three are excellent; one wheel has a scrape/gouge.

 

That's a steal for wheels and tires. 45k on the wranglers is probably... 60-75% tread wear?

 

what are the tires? I think you'll prob have to lower that price, just read this thread...

 

These came to me from Flea Bay 425.00 that included shipping wheels only no tires or sensors. About four years ago before prices hit the roof. They looked brand new.

 

I think I just found a set locally. He agreed to $900 and they only have 5k on them with sensors and all.

 

No clue what the tires will be just know they are "upgraded" whatever that is. They are only worth what someone is willing to pay.

 

I got $500 for my 4 stock tires with 700 mi. on em. I still have my stock wheels, but plan to upgrade to 17s when I need new tires again.

 

Sold my ‘14 OR wheels with miles out tires for $200. Replaced them with 17 inch 4Runner wheels/tires with 800 miles on them. Paid $550 for those. I feel like I came out okay in the end.

 

Sold my bed mat for $70. It was in the 2016 SR5 that I sold (privately) in 2020. Bought a new for $95 when I got my 2020 TRD OR. Not sure what they are selling for now. Stuff is getting crazy! I been offered more for my 2020 TRD OR than I paid for it including about $800 of accessories (as many of you have experienced as well). But, I would probably have to cough up an additional $5K just to get the same truck in the current model year.

 

i sold my trd off road wheels with tires/ no tpms with 500 miles on for 800 in california

 

I did the exact same thing with the same price.

 

$650 with about 500 miles on them. Sold in a day.

 

less new trucks are being sold now ......not that many out there like before, less product = higher prices

 

sent you a Message about these. Def interested!