FS OEM 2013-2015 1LE WHEELS + TIRES + TPMS

[rudiitee96]

For sale OEM 1LE Rims, Tires, Center caps, and TPMS.
Fronts are wrapped in 275 / 30 / 20 Continental Extreme Contact All-Seasons with 80% life left. Rears are wrapped in Continental Extreme Contact All-Seasons with about 40% life left! Local pickup near 10704 in Yonkers, NY.


All four are ceramic coated for 2+ years

Price - 1800$

[Shawnqa800720]

Pics?

What are the sizes and offsets - are they gen6 compatible?

[rudiitee96]

i can send you pics through text. 10s in the front. 11s in the back gen 6 compatible +23 front +43 back

[rudiitee96]

Bump for updated listing with pics!

[TLewis24]

Let me know if you'll ship to 73160 or 77095, or freight cost, etc. I'm interested.

[rich2342]

Willing to Ship? I am in Mass.

[rudiitee96]

I'm sorry. I've never shipped wheels and to be quite honest, I'm a bit paranoid that no matter how well I package them, they'll get damaged on the way. Local pickup or meet only. sorry!

Originally Posted by TLewis24

Let me know if you'll ship to 73160 or 77095, or freight cost, etc. I'm interested.

[rudiitee96]

Afraid not, bud. Local pickup or meetups only. 10704

Originally Posted by rich2342

Willing to Ship? I am in Mass.

[Deputy347k9]

Originally Posted by rudiitee96

I'm sorry. I've never shipped wheels and to be quite honest, I'm a bit paranoid that no matter how well I package them, they'll get damaged on the way. Local pickup or meet only. sorry!

I know "exactly" what you mean about being paranoid about shipping wheels/tires. During April of 2018 I purchased a new OEM set of 21" wheels/tires from Hurricane Chevrolet located in Hurricane, WV. I spoke with the service manager who also sent me pictures of the packaged 4 wheels that were being shipped. They put carpet padding and cardboard between each wheel/tire, each was wrapped in bubble wrap then the entire package wrapped again in bubble wrap. They were banded to a pallet which the shipping agent said was best to ensure no damage.

Coming from WV to Coastal NC I didn't believe it would take that long. Well... was I wrong. The setup left the Chevrolet dealership in WV heading NORTH to Pa, several overnight stop throughout Pa before landing in several more spots in Oh. From Oh they started south again. During their journey the setup had made over 26 stops and had been unloaded and loaded, this according to the Carrier's "bill of laden", 23 (TWENTY THREE) times.


The package I received on April 27, 2018 looked nothing like what the dealership had shipped! All the carpet padding was gone between the wheels, entire package had been unwrapped, the four bands were no where to be found and one wheel had sustained significant damage.

If I had to do it again, I would have driven to Hurricane WV to pick the wheels/tires up. $333.00 was what the Carrier charged.

I have purchased many sets of wheels of the years and have had very few problems. Wheels are usually individually well boxed where wheel/tire setups are more difficult to protect. Chevrolet did one hell of a job trying to prevent damage but the carrier was determined to damage them.

[rudiitee96]

Thats awful to hear man. Yea, i've read about all the horror stories of shipping wheels/tires and I just don't want to chance it.

Originally Posted by Deputy347k9

I know "exactly" what you mean about being paranoid about shipping wheels/tires. During April of 2018 I purchased a new OEM set of 21" wheels/tires from Hurricane Chevrolet located in Hurricane, WV. I spoke with the service manager who also sent me pictures of the packaged 4 wheels that were being shipped. They put carpet padding and cardboard between each wheel/tire, each was wrapped in bubble wrap then the entire package wrapped again in bubble wrap. They were banded to a pallet which the shipping agent said was best to ensure no damage.

Coming from WV to Coastal NC I didn't believe it would take that long. Well... was I wrong. The setup left the Chevrolet dealership in WV heading NORTH to Pa, several overnight stop throughout Pa before landing in several more spots in Oh. From Oh they started south again. During their journey the setup had made over 26 stops and had been unloaded and loaded, this according to the Carrier's "bill of laden", 23 (TWENTY THREE) times.


The package I received on April 27, 2018 looked nothing like what the dealership had shipped! All the carpet padding was gone between the wheels, entire package had been unwrapped, the four bands were no where to be found and one wheel had sustained significant damage.

If I had to do it again, I would have driven to Hurricane WV to pick the wheels/tires up. $333.00 was what the Carrier charged.

I have purchased many sets of wheels of the years and have had very few problems. Wheels are usually individually well boxed where wheel/tire setups are more difficult to protect. Chevrolet did one hell of a job trying to prevent damage but the carrier was determined to damage them.