Ed_C
Senior Member
I will not ship, cost would be quite high since they have tires mounted on them. Located in the zip code 08805 area so I'm pretty much in the middle of the state. If you're from PA or NY we can meet at Phillipsburg NJ (across the river from Easton PA) or by Mahwah or Paramus NJ since I work in that area. PM me for a contact number.
Set of 4 16 x 8 Konig Countersteer Offroads, flat black 0mm offset / 4.5" backspace (verified with a ruler). Has 949 Racing ( Lugs Valves Caps Rings ) metal tire valves and Gorilla spline drive lug nuts. They will definitely clear Tundra brakes since these were installed on a 2000 Tundra. No bubbling or corrosion beneath the powder coat, some scratches here and there. The fronts have a brownish discoloration mostly at the inner barrel areas and a little bit in the lug nut holes due to brake dust; I just cleaned the wheels with a mild non-acidic foaming cleaner and it didn't get the discoloration out, didn't want to try anything more stronger and I can't find my clay bar. One other wheel has mild curb rash. The tires are 10 years old and pretty dry-rotted, I would definitely not drive on them. $500 OBO
Curb Rash, also notice the cracks on the tire sidewall from dry rot
Scratch at the rear lip
Front wheels, brown discoloration.
I do have more (and larger) pics, will PM the links to interested parties. I will also suggest some powder coating businesses you can bring the wheels to, one even offers ceramic polishing and tire mounting/balancing equipment.
Set of 4 16 x 8 Konig Countersteer Offroads, flat black 0mm offset / 4.5" backspace (verified with a ruler). Has 949 Racing ( Lugs Valves Caps Rings ) metal tire valves and Gorilla spline drive lug nuts. They will definitely clear Tundra brakes since these were installed on a 2000 Tundra. No bubbling or corrosion beneath the powder coat, some scratches here and there. The fronts have a brownish discoloration mostly at the inner barrel areas and a little bit in the lug nut holes due to brake dust; I just cleaned the wheels with a mild non-acidic foaming cleaner and it didn't get the discoloration out, didn't want to try anything more stronger and I can't find my clay bar. One other wheel has mild curb rash. The tires are 10 years old and pretty dry-rotted, I would definitely not drive on them. $500 OBO
Curb Rash, also notice the cracks on the tire sidewall from dry rot
Scratch at the rear lip
Front wheels, brown discoloration.
I do have more (and larger) pics, will PM the links to interested parties. I will also suggest some powder coating businesses you can bring the wheels to, one even offers ceramic polishing and tire mounting/balancing equipment.
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