eastpark
eastpark Reader
1/8/11 5:01 p.m.

After the recent post on using bottlecap style wheels on a late model Hyundai Accent, I'm going to look at a set for sale. Do you think $20.00 per wheel is a reasonable price? In the photos, they look OK - needs some cleanup, but otherwise they look fine.

Thanks,

Paul

ansonivan
ansonivan HalfDork
1/8/11 5:51 p.m.

$20 each is getting close to scrap value. It's a fine price assuming they're passably straight.

petegossett
petegossett GRM+ Memberand SuperDork
1/8/11 6:05 p.m.

I paid $100 for my set, which had been refinished at some point, with a set of old tires on them.

Sonic
Sonic Dork
1/8/11 6:07 p.m.

Yea, that's about right, they are cheap!

Travis_K
Travis_K Dork
1/8/11 6:28 p.m.

$80-150 is pretty much the normal price for unexciting alloy wheels. The junkyard here charges $150 a set I think, and they still seem to prefer scrapping them (they usually pull one to break up the complete sets before they put cars in the yard, im guessing its so people can get a replacement stock wheel for their car, but they wont get people buying sets of 4 very often).

Lugnut
Lugnut HalfDork
1/8/11 6:49 p.m.

That's about right. I don't like to go over $150 with tires for a set of bottlecaps. My last two sets of basketweaves were in this same range, too.

eastpark
eastpark Reader
1/8/11 8:12 p.m.

Thanks - I'll see how they are 'for real' tomorrow.

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