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How much are factory rims and tires worth on my 2014 Chevy Silverado?

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I have a 2014 Chevy Silverado texas edition with factory chrome rims and tires 20" with 5,000 miles on tires. How much are they worth?

 

Being offered a trade plus $500 for black 18" rims aftermarket with 285/65 tires purchased a month ago with roughly 5,000 miles as well.

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That's a good trade if you like the 18" wheels and tires. At best the stockers fetch about $1500 as a complete package.

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Ebay has wheel/tire take off combos for anywhere from 1500-1800 with 80% of them being on the higher end. Don't undersell yourself.

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I was going to say 2 grand with rubber if your lucky. Realistically probably in 1000-1500 range with rubber and wheels. tires and wheels are something that go down quick in price, next model comes out and those wheels and tires drop down below 1000

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I purchased my 20s with the Continentals that were new take-offs and paid $1500 plus shipping. Very reasonable price, IMHO. I also sold my 18" Z71 rims for $750 with around 10k miles. It worked out for all parties involved.

 

Shop around and check pricing. You should do rather well trying to sell the set.

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I see. Well the black rims are the rockstar rims. They are basically a month old but he needs my rims and tires to put on vehicle to trade in to dealer. Plus the 500 dollars more.

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I would be swapping my factory rims and tires and paying him 500 extra for the rockstar rims/tire combo.

 

Just making clear who is actually receiving the $500 bucks.

nards444 Senior Enthusiast

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I would be swapping my factory rims and tires and paying him 500 extra for the rockstar rims/tire combo.

 

Just making clear who is actually receiving the $500 bucks.

Probably not a bad trade really. Used wheels and tires and used wheels and tires they really are

Spurshot Senior Enthusiast

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Just make sure you are getting wheels and tires you really want. If you really don't get excited about them, don't do it. You don't want to do this more than once. The money or trade will be inconsequential the first time. If you have to do it again, it'll be a much bigger loss.

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