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MountaineerTom Senior Enthusiast

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For those here that have sold their stock aluminum wheels, about how much was the shipping charges.

 

They apear to weigh aproximately 23-24 lbs with center cap and lug nuts in the the box.

 

Just curious as to how much shipping would cost because I'm concidering putting mine up for sale along with the other stuff already in the for sale forum.

 

Also, does anyone think $250.00 + shipping is too much to ask for the set, with center caps and lug nuts?

Wingnut Senior Enthusiast

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I bought the 99-02 rims that are on my 92 for $100. :cool:

 

But thats a rare deal, I bought another set for my other 02 (just sold) for $250 with the crapstones still on them, and that seems to be about the going rate.

 

Don't know about shipping though...I usually get that for free. :D

 

Don't UPS and Fedup have shipping calculators on their sites? Might want to try that.

LarryE Senior Enthusiast

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usually it's about 65 bux a wheel for shipping.. that's what the amount was on my 20's and they are lighter than my stock rims.

melbertbloosfan Enthusiast

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For those here that have sold their stock aluminum wheels, about how much was the shipping charges.

 

They apear to weigh aproximately 23-24 lbs with center cap and lug nuts in the the box.

 

Just curious as to how much shipping would cost because I'm concidering putting mine up for sale along with the other stuff already in the for sale forum.

 

Also, does anyone think $250.00 + shipping is too much to ask for the set, with center caps and lug nuts?

In good shape, $250 plus shipping aint too bad. I bought a set of four take-offs off Ebay for $190 (maybe rate them 7-8 out of 10). Guy lived in the next town, so shipping was bout $0.50 for gas! I have sold two/three out of that set and shipping via ups ground ran bout $25/wheel. You may want to consider selling one at a time as they seem to go for round $100 + shipping on ebay. Course, this will take a little longer.

Good luck!

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I shipped my wheels that were on my HD for a little less than 25 a wheel through FedEx. Also, I think $20 shipped is a good price. Those things are a dime a dozen on Ebay.

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Does anyone happen to know the part number for the factory lug nuts?

 

I sold my wheels, and was keeping one set of stock lug nuts in the truck to use with the spare, if needed. Those will now be going with the wheels, so I want to get a new set to use with my spare, but want to check the price on them at GMPD first.

 

Thanks

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