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FS Complete '08 up Winter Package - wheels, tires, TPMS, lugs & locks
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Complete G37 winter package- Wheels, Tires, TPMS, lugs & locks
Category: Wheels & Tires
Price: $1000
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits: 2010+ G37 Coupe, 2010+ G37 Sedan, 2008-2009 G37 Coupe, 2008-2009 G37 Sedan
Location (State/Prov): CT
Item Condition: Used
Tire/Wheel Type: 18
I have a complete 18" Winter Package - wheels, tires, TPMS, lugs & locks ready to bolt on. I had them on my '08 Sport and the set was used one winter and has about 2,500 miles on it.
245/45R 18 Michelin Pilot Alpin PA3 tires. Much better performance than Blizzaks. I tried first the Blizzaks first and swapped out for the Alpins because I hated the mushy feel of the Blizzaks. They are $266 a piece new and are true sport winter tires - check out this link.
Michelin Pilot Alpin PA3
MB Weapon wheels 18 x 8 front and 18 x 9 rear. The difference in offset and width was perfect as it didn't give the car the tucked in look. These should fit the base, Journey, or Sport as I had a G37S and they easily cleared the large calipers.
4 fully functional TPMS sensors, lugnuts, cocentric rings and Gorilla locks.
All fully balanced and ready to go.
No curb rash on any wheels. One wheel has a couple of light scratches that you can't even see from a few feet away.
This entire package cost me almost $2k and you won't find a better winter combo out there. $1,000
I'm in CT and would prefer local sale. Willing to drive some to meet part way.
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I would be willing to separate the wheel package with lugs & TPMS sensors from the tires for a reasonable offer. Wheels, lugs, & TPMS sensors cost me over $800
I would be willing to separate the wheel package with lugs & TPMS sensors from the tires for a reasonable offer. Wheels, lugs, & TPMS sensors cost me over $800
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I'm going to put this out there because no one has responded in 10 days give or take, your asking too much. No one really cares about the TPMS in a winter package.
Most are being offered up between $500 for 19 inch snow tires, to 900-1000 as the max as an 18" wheel & tire package. For $40 more I can buy NEW snow tires and wheels( that includes shipping). Like I said, for wheels that will only see use end of November to April, I don't need tpms.
I'm not trying to **** you off or be jerk, just telling you how it is. People sell TPMS on here all the time for under $150 if they just have to have it. It makes more sense to buy a wheel and tire set for $900 and buy the tpms seperate if it bugs someone that much.
Most are being offered up between $500 for 19 inch snow tires, to 900-1000 as the max as an 18" wheel & tire package. For $40 more I can buy NEW snow tires and wheels( that includes shipping). Like I said, for wheels that will only see use end of November to April, I don't need tpms.
I'm not trying to **** you off or be jerk, just telling you how it is. People sell TPMS on here all the time for under $150 if they just have to have it. It makes more sense to buy a wheel and tire set for $900 and buy the tpms seperate if it bugs someone that much.
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I understand what you're saying. Keep in mind these are a true winter performance tire, not a mushy Blizzack or other standard winter tire. If you drive on both like I did - you would be absolutely amazed at the difference. I wanted a tire that kept my car handling like it does during the rest of the year, and the Alpin was the way to go. I also didn't want to look at my TPMS light all winter. The set only has 2,500 miles on it and is about as close to new as you're going to get for this price.
I'd be willing to let the package go for $1,000 (which is less than the cost of the tires alone. Check out the link to tire rack - $266 a piece).
Or just the wheels with lugs, locks & sensors - $400
I'd be willing to let the package go for $1,000 (which is less than the cost of the tires alone. Check out the link to tire rack - $266 a piece).
Or just the wheels with lugs, locks & sensors - $400
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I think that's a great deal. If I was in your area, I'd take em for sure. I just ordered a set of Blizzaks, so I am a bit upset that I'm reading this post a day too late. Looks like I'm getting some mushy tires. 
GLWS, and don't give 'em away. Oh, and to say you don't need TPMS in the winter is to say you don't need it any time really.
GLWS, and don't give 'em away. Oh, and to say you don't need TPMS in the winter is to say you don't need it any time really.
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Considering you have to pay the dealer each time to reprogram the tpms, I'd say you don't need it. What did we do before tpms...
Most people barely check their tire pressure once a month, so for the lazy, yes it's needed.
Most people barely check their tire pressure once a month, so for the lazy, yes it's needed.
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I'm less then 10 minutes from Hartford
My dealer never charged me to reset the TPMS
My dealer never charged me to reset the TPMS
