Perfect 18" Winter Set! wheels, tires, lugs, and TPMS sensors!

[rsinmaine]

Well, I got the new car bug and just bought a 2010 Jeep Commander, which is much more practical for my needs with my apartment house and carting three dogs around. Due to this change of vehicles, I now have a couple items I'm looking to unload.

Winter Tire/Wheel/Sensor setup:
-Factory 18" Heritage steel wheels
-Studded Firestone 225/60/18 tires with only 4k miles on them
-TPMS sensors
-all mounted and balanced
-lugs and center caps included

I got a great deal on everything last winter and have roughly $800 invested in the package. This is a great deal for someone looking to drive their LS or LT in the snow. The tires make the Camaro fun to drive, even in the snow. They handle great.

$500 plus shipping costs and the entire set is yours.

[rsinmaine]

bump for a great deal.

Don't store your Camaro this winter, DRIVE IT! This set has everything that you need.

[The Stig]

Will these fit the SS

[rsinmaine]

I don't believe the heritage wheels will fit over the Brembo brakes.

[73vette]

Pics?

[rsinmaine]

Originally Posted by 73vette

Pics?

The only pics I have at the moment are of the wheels/tires on the car. I will try to get some better ones asap.

[73vette]

How much to 66061?

[rsinmaine]

Originally Posted by 73vette

How much to 66061?

I'm currently out of town, so I won't be able to get a quote until tomorrow afternoon. Do you have a preference between Fedex or UPS? I can get a quote from both, if you'd like.

[73vette]

No preference. These are winter tires on the wheels though, correct? It snowed here last weekend, and my traction control is taking over!! Even with my light right foot (the 20" Pirelli's are too expensive to have a lead foot until the wife gets out of school!).

[rsinmaine]

Originally Posted by 73vette

No preference. These are winter tires on the wheels though, correct? It snowed here last weekend, and my traction control is taking over!! Even with my light right foot (the 20" Pirelli's are too expensive to have a lead foot until the wife gets out of school!).

Correct, they are studded Firestone Winterforce tires. I bought my Camaro RS last December and the day after I bought the car, we got hit with a huge snowstorm, which I attempted to drive in with the Pirelli P-zeros (after spending 30 minutes getting my car out of the driveway). I saw my life flash before my eyes about five times. I began looking for the LS heritage wheels online, in hopes that someone from a warmer climate state may be upgrading to larger rims/tires and would not need all-season tires or the steel wheels. I found a set that included the wheels, factory BF goodrich tires, and the TPMS sensors. I wasn't overly excited at the tread on the all-seasons, so I bought the firestone winterforces and sold the stock bfg's. I had never driven with studded tires before, so I was a bit skeptical how they would handle on days where there was no snow on the ground, but to my surprise, the car still handled great and the ride was not much worse, etiher. I ran the tires from mid-January through the beginning of April of this year and put 3,500 miles on them. I mounted them back on my car over Thanksgiving weekend and just sold my car this past Wednesday, so they had another 500 miles put on them (4,000 miles total). Let me know if you have any other questions.

-Andrew

[73vette]

You get a shipping quote?

[rsinmaine]

for $550 I am willing to ship this set to any of the lower 48 states. Will ship to Canada for a little more $

[rsinmaine]

SOLD

[ctucc]

how much to ship to 10305?