Category: Wheels & Tires
Price: $2650
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits: 2010+ G37 Coupe, 2010+ G37 Sedan, 2008-2009 G37 Coupe, 2008-2009 G37 Sedan, Other Model G's
Location (State/Prov): NJ
Item Condition: Used
Tire/Wheel Type: 20+

 

Is your car lowered? I have Swift springs, and just want to know if there will be concern with clearance. Thanks!

Btw, your car looks clean!

 

Yes, on eibach springs. You'll be more than fine with swift springs.


Thanks man

 

i would probably scoop this up if it were the lower offsets! GLWS!

 

10, 15, 20mm spacers for the front or the back, the sky's the limit.

 

Sweet wheels, glws.

 

Spacers. As staples said

Thank you

 

can you get on aim bro?

 

Just signed on... but why don't you shoot me a text instead? It's much easier for me.

 

I am buying these - Semi local, Does anyone know much about paypal?
Johnny is concerned once I paypal the funds to his paypal account that I could call paypal and cancel/revoke the transfer and skate off with the wheels, and I am concerned If I paypal him before my friend gets the wheels he will no show? Both legitament concerns - But I was under the influence once a paypal transfer is in motion it can not be canceled. Can someone shed some light on this for us please?

Also - these offsets are set nicely for a lowered 6MT Sedan correct?

 

To answer your second question first, since that will be the easiest. This will fit the sedan very nicely. The sedan uses a subtle offset in the rear, but it doesn't take much to fill in the fender gap. That 45 offset rear would fit a Sedan nicely.

About paypal; legitimate concern. Sometimes when people want to use paypal for security purposes for local pick-up, it's important to save all PMs / text messages of the transaction that took place and have a signed waiver that the buyer did in-fact receive and pick-up the wheels (like a receipt). That way, if they try to file a claim through Paypal the seller has the signed contract and all the evidence to prove the buyer did in fact receive the merchandise and it's fraudulent (the claim).


As for the paypal transfer. You can file a claim stating you never received the wheels, if in fact you didn't. If you send the funds in the form of a "gift" which does not take the percentage out then there's no "insurance". PayPal will assume the money was sent as a nice gesture and no claim could be made.

Best thing between you two, make the purchase through a credit card on PayPal (you're covered on both ends).

Johnny, have the buyer sign a printed receipt of the paypal funds that states the buyer did receive the product locally.

 

Thank you for the clarification.

 

Just a side note on a cancellation on Paypal..

Once the payment is made through paypal and "cancelled," the transaction will still pull the funds from your banking account/credit card as it cannot be stopped.
You will have to follow up with paypal, and they typically place the money back into your account or onto your card within 3-5 business days.

 

Thanks, we've made arrangements for cash on Wednesday. Will update this thread then.

 

I am bumping this because idk what the buyer is currently doing, so these are still for sale.


I need them gone by this weekend!