Feeler: Toyo 38x13.5r20 with ATX wheels, 5x5 bolt pattern, includes spare
02-09-2017, 05:29 PM
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Feeler: Toyo 38x13.5r20 with ATX wheels, 5x5 bolt pattern, includes spare
Roughly 8k miles on these Toyo 38x13.5r20 with ATX wheels, 5x5 bolt pattern, 0 miles on the spare. They come pre-loved with minor rock rash on the wheels (could be covered with plastidip or powder coating, or like me, left as-is). They have been aired down to 4psi without a problem. Make me an offer.
Edit: Will figure out how to ship under right circumstances...
Edit: Will figure out how to ship under right circumstances...
Last edited by TacticalTankJKUR; 02-10-2017 at 05:08 PM. Reason: added shipping comment
02-10-2017, 05:05 PM
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Wow, I thought the offers would come flying in! Lol... I suppose they ARE rather HUGE for most... not for the faint of heart. 
Cost new = about $4500 OTD
Selling for under 1/2 price...
Cost new = about $4500 OTD
Selling for under 1/2 price...
02-10-2017, 07:16 PM
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02-11-2017, 05:11 AM
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Thanks for the well wishes and the bump!
Not sure where you are getting your price for that tire, but its apples to oranges - of course a 17 is cheaper than a 20. I also included tax, mounting, balance...
Im not asking 4500 anyway, im under 1/2 price w/ only 8k miles on a tire that lasts a long time... Its an extremely good value for someone that wants to get on the rocks w/o spending $4k on wheels. 1/2 price is 1/2 price!
Not sure where you are getting your price for that tire, but its apples to oranges - of course a 17 is cheaper than a 20. I also included tax, mounting, balance...
Im not asking 4500 anyway, im under 1/2 price w/ only 8k miles on a tire that lasts a long time... Its an extremely good value for someone that wants to get on the rocks w/o spending $4k on wheels. 1/2 price is 1/2 price!
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02-11-2017, 08:34 PM
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Thanks for the well wishes and the bump! Not sure where you are getting your price for that tire, but its apples to oranges - of course a 17 is cheaper than a 20. I also included tax, mounting, balance... Im not asking 4500 anyway, im under 1/2 price w/ only 8k miles on a tire that lasts a long time... Its an extremely good value for someone that wants to get on the rocks w/o spending $4k on wheels. 1/2 price is 1/2 price!
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02-15-2017, 12:46 PM
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Have you tried selling them on Craigs? Only reason I say that is because I think it's going to be pretty hard selling them here since they're an r20 tire. I know you're also including the wheels but that's assuming the buyer is fine with them but you don't see many JK's running an r20 wheel.
I think you might get more bites by selling to the lifted truck scene since they seem to like the 20" wheels more. If anything, you could at least sell them the tires. Good luck either way.
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I think you might get more bites by selling to the lifted truck scene since they seem to like the 20" wheels more. If anything, you could at least sell them the tires. Good luck either way.
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