Rubicon Wheels

[Whamm]

Is $300 a good price for 5 Rubicon wheels (they are 5 x 4.5)with no tires? Just wondering before i drive 2.5 hours to pick them up.

[Sir Sam]

decent price

[blusteve]

yes, I have a set that I am asking $450 for so that price is a good deal

[BLHTAZ]

I would not pay more that $200 for a set of factory Rubicon wheels. There is nothing special about them and there are a lot of them around...AND...there is no way that I would pay that price and still have to drive 2.5 hours to get them. Bend over...your getting it good on that deal :eek: :cheers:

 

If they had good, desireable tires on them, then they would be worth $300 and the trip.

[87Warrior]

I am headed to pick some Moabs up next week, about 2.5 hrs away for $200. They have been blasted and I anticipate painting them with Dupicolor wheel coating. That is a silly good price in this area. Plus they were off an '05, so they were not the polished aluminum the 03/04 had:thumbsup:

 

Heck, I was looking for factory Canyons, Eccos, and Ravines for the MJ and could not find a local asking price under $250 for just wheels, in good shape. People are proud of their stock wheels in this area. Makes me sick.

 

I would say $300 is a good price for the wheel in good shape. They are 16" aluminum wheels so they won't be dirt cheap, no matter the design.

[shelbyluvv]

I got all 5 of mine with nice MTRs for $175 :dunno:

[Whamm]

Well after some reading what everyone wrote i decided not to get them. I am going to wait patiently and find a better price on either canyons or ravines. :thumbsup:

[johnnyc]

I got all 5 of mine with nice MTRs for $175 :dunno:

 

What a deal! I just sold all five of my polished Rubicon wheels and MTRs with lots of tread on them for $400.