MINT! 16 inch ROTA slipstream wheels and tires Civic 4X100
11-17-2010, 02:21 PM
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Re: MINT! 16 inch ROTA slipstream wheels and tires Civic 4X100
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true true, forgot to take that into consideration.
i think he should add how many miles went on them, even if they are a month old.
true true, forgot to take that into consideration.
i think he should add how many miles went on them, even if they are a month old.
11-17-2010, 03:34 PM
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Re: MINT! 16 inch ROTA slipstream wheels and tires Civic 4X100
Well i was JUST quoted 450 for BRAND NEW 16 rota's from who ever the authorized rota dealer on here is i dont remember the name... Not sure how much those "z" rated tires cost but damn for a g they better be advans
11-20-2010, 09:50 AM
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Re: MINT! 16 inch ROTA slipstream wheels and tires Civic 4X100
Actually, his asking price might be legit [preference], even saying he spent a grand even on Slips might be true.
I just did a quick lil research using one aftermarket part site and one tire store here in SD and here's a likely scenario:
PannAuto in San Diego charges $170 per 16in. 4x100 Rota Slip wheel brand new. $170 x 4 = $680 not including tax.
Assuming he's rolling on Falken Ziex ZE-512 205/40/R16, Discount Tire in SD charges $93 per tire, $372 total, adding $7 environmental fee, $10 disposal, and $64 labor installation, plus tax, he's looking at $486 out the door.
So it's possible that he paid at least, according to this scenario, just about $1,200 everything brand new.
if the "one month" story is true, then sure, he's probably got a legitimate price up even for a set of slips.
i'm not taking sides, but throwing a possible scenario so that everyone's not quick to jump the gun and start some unneeded bickering.
btw, that nail won't help either. haha.
GLWS.
I just did a quick lil research using one aftermarket part site and one tire store here in SD and here's a likely scenario:
PannAuto in San Diego charges $170 per 16in. 4x100 Rota Slip wheel brand new. $170 x 4 = $680 not including tax.
Assuming he's rolling on Falken Ziex ZE-512 205/40/R16, Discount Tire in SD charges $93 per tire, $372 total, adding $7 environmental fee, $10 disposal, and $64 labor installation, plus tax, he's looking at $486 out the door.
So it's possible that he paid at least, according to this scenario, just about $1,200 everything brand new.
if the "one month" story is true, then sure, he's probably got a legitimate price up even for a set of slips.
i'm not taking sides, but throwing a possible scenario so that everyone's not quick to jump the gun and start some unneeded bickering.
btw, that nail won't help either. haha.
GLWS.
And the nail- discount said they would fix it for free :-)
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