what do you guys think about this?

[1977cheyenne_C10]

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lgb...543861044.html

i wanted to know if these are too expensive for the price or is it a good deal? what would you guys pay for these. thanks

[J Knight]

$500 max IMO.

[cory d]

if thats the tire size you want. if it was 2 with 275/60 and 2 with 255/60 it would sound allot beter. those tires are only about $150 arent they?

[1977cheyenne_C10]

Originally Posted by cory d

if thats the tire size you want. if it was 2 with 275/60 and 2 with 255/60 it would sound allot beter. those tires are only about $150 arent they?

255/60 is to small? well all four new tires cost around $550

[INSIDIOUS '86]

I wouldn't go over 300 for what I can get all done and over with at a wrecking yard
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[moregrip]

a little spendy for my tastes.....but nice!

[1977cheyenne_C10]

http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/pts/3408223230.html

how about these? reason is i want to get rid of my 20s on my truck

[jumbo2]

The 1st set is a good clasic set of wheels and good rubber, maybe the guy would take $500 cash after they sit for a week or 2 . im personally not a fan of the aluminum slots but they used to float alot of boats

[jumbo2]

could we see the truck on 20's now?

[1977cheyenne_C10]

Originally Posted by jumbo2

could we see the truck on 20's now?

ye sure

[jumbo2]

Nice truck man , so what's up with the 20s tired of the look or ride or ?
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[1977cheyenne_C10]

Originally Posted by jumbo2

Nice truck man , so what's up with the 20s tired of the look or ride or ?
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yea and the tires are all dried up and i just want to go back in the days with maybe rallys or some 15x10 wheels

[cory d]

i think matching rallies would be killer on that

[totos956]

i would go with the first set. also 15x10 all around always look good.
(by the way nice truck)

[zook]

it's only my thinkin which is worth very little but for saftety sake i would check the date code they are stamped month and year. new tires are soft,make for a good ride and add to better handling. old tires are hard and will wear out faster with normal driving and heaven forbid a few burn-outs! i would buy the newest tires you can find or just buy what you like. good luck

[1977cheyenne_C10]

Originally Posted by zook

it's only my thinkin which is worth very little but for saftety sake i would check the date code they are stamped month and year. new tires are soft,make for a good ride and add to better handling. old tires are hard and will wear out faster with normal driving and heaven forbid a few burn-outs! i would buy the newest tires you can find or just buy what you like. good luck

yea i dont really drive my truck to often because of the tires.
what tires size are you running on your chevy?

[Damon23]

Too bad you are on the other coast. I'll be selling my set of 15x10 corvette rally's with flat caps soon.
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[squaredaway]

Slots looked great on this truck. I'm not sure about your color or stance, though.

[Pyrotechnic]

Concerning the first link, new BFG tires are about $150 a piece out the door, whether you buy local or get them shipped. That's about $650 by the time they're mounted and balanced. Rally wheels are cheap to get but the trim rings and caps can really nickel and dime you if bought new.

My honest opinion is that $800 is not out of line for whats being offered here if these are wheels and tires that you want. You could probably get him to take $750. The tire size will look best on a lowered truck.

I have a soft spot for slots though. $425 for a matched set of wheels in a good shape with caps and lug nuts is a killer deal! It doesn't look like tires are part of the deal though which makes it a more expensive option but that leaves you open to getting whatever size you want.

[1977cheyenne_C10]

Originally Posted by Pyrotechnic

Concerning the first link, new BFG tires are about $150 a piece out the door, whether you buy local or get them shipped. That's about $650 by the time they're mounted and balanced. Rally wheels are cheap to get but the trim rings and caps can really nickel and dime you if bought new.

My honest opinion is that $800 is not out of line for whats being offered here if these are wheels and tires that you want. You could probably get him to take $750. The tire size will look best on a lowered truck.

I have a soft spot for slots though. $425 for a matched set of wheels in a good shape with caps and lug nuts is a killer deal! It doesn't look like tires are part of the deal though which makes it a more expensive option but that leaves you open to getting whatever size you want.

yea thats what i was thinking about that the price wasnt too bad but like Cory D said only if they were 275/60/15

I might take a look at the mag wheels this weekend. Even tho he said 400 was the lowest he would sell them

[1977cheyenne_C10]

this are 15x10 or 15x8? i know this truck is from a member from here

[Metalshapes]

Originally Posted by 1977cheyenne_C10

this are 15x10 or 15x8? i know this truck is from a member from here

I believe those are staggered, 15x10 out back and 15x8 up front.

[1977cheyenne_C10]

Originally Posted by squaredaway

Slots looked great on this truck. I'm not sure about your color or stance, though.

that one looks nice like that. He was selling those mags too bad he sold them already

[cmyc5575]

Originally Posted by squaredaway

Slots looked great on this truck. I'm not sure about your color or stance, though.

I'm buying those wheels from its owner this next weekend and going to go on mine.

[1977cheyenne_C10]

Originally Posted by cmyc5575

I'm buying those wheels from its owner this next weekend and going to go on mine.

the one on the orange square?