I picked up a set of 4 stock wheels from a 1999 or 2000 Miata from a friend. I took them off his hands thinking they were 15 inch wheels, they were taking up space in his garage since he no longer has the Miata. It was dark out when I loaded them in my car, so I didn' find out they were 14 inch until I got them home. I'm now thinking of selling them and giving my friend the cash. Any ideas on what they are worth?
Gus (91 BRG)
from a friend.
they were
It was dark
14 inchgiving my
Don't know about the newer wheels, but I paid around $300 for a set of 4 stock alloys for my 1990 a couple or three years back. They were in excellent condition too.
And luckily I didn't have to pay any shipping since my nephew then lived just a couple miles away from the seller and was able to pick them up for me on his way back North.
Iva & Belle.) '90B Classic Red.) #3 winkin' Miata
Are they alloys or steel? I might be interested in buying them. Where do you live?
Daniel
Only 1 inch man, just eat it :).
j/k
I think the man asked how much the wheels might be worth, not whether you thought they were the optimal size.
Man, that's pretty funny when somebody goes off about big wheels when only
14's and 15's had been mentioned!Lighten up, eh?
Chris
92BB&TIf you are interested in four steel wheels with tires already mounted (about
25,000 miles), I have those > Are they alloys or steel? I might be interested in buying them. Where do > you live? >They are alloys and I am in Southern California.
Gus (91 BRG)
Thanks. Looks like $300 to $400 depending on condition.
Gus (91 BRG)
A bit too far for me: Montreal. Thanks anyways
Actually that would give you an idea on what the asking prices are, not what they are selling for. Many asking prices for cars, for instance, in miata.net are detached from reality.
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