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SarahsGMC Senior Enthusiast

SarahsGMC

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anyone know of any places that will buy used wheels? ive had a set of steel rims on craigslist for a YEAR and nobody will buy them i even dropped the price a couple hundred.. nothing.. so im wondering if theres any reputable places that will buy used rims. these are in excellent shape and only about 3000 miles on them.

SarahsGMC Senior Enthusiast

SarahsGMC

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no they arent truck rims they are 15" buick rims im just saying is there any place that does buybacks

SouthCo Senior Enthusiast

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Doubt you will find a market for 15" buick wheels. Maybe sell them to a local scrap yard? Around here 2 kinds of people buy buicks. Old people who keep the stock wheels and go to dealer if they hit a curb and need a new wheel. The other is young people who want a cheap used vehicle and promptly put 20"+ wheels on it.

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I fit neither of those categories they aren't just strictly Buick just steel car rims but anyway if anyone knows let me know otherwise I'm just gonna scrap nice ass rims

 

 

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I agree with the last two posts. If they were priced right, then dropping the price a couple hundred should mean that you're offering to pay someone to come pick them up, lol. Do you know anyone that runs derby cars? Those guys are always needing rims....if yours will fit other vehicles.

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I bought the rims for 315 I listed them at 200 then 100 i think that's fair for essentially new rims but that's not what the threads about

 

 

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