How much are trd pro wheels and tires going for?

ErnieArt

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So I jus got a 22 ORP w/XP package. They came with the trd wheels and Nitto tires. I crunched the numbers. This set goes for around 2400 on the low end. Checked the prices online. I’m thinking about selling them for something else. They have under 200 miles on them. No off roading. Anyone have any info on this wheel tire setup?



 
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That might be what the dealer charged for them when they are/were using that to pad profits, but it's unlikely you would get that reselling them.

The XP package, and really all dealer or distributor added accessories, are all about padding the bottom line. They can buy those accessories at a fraction of the stated MSRP. But when they sell them they play it as though they are doing you a huge favor by selling at MSRP. They make a killing on the mark-up of those accessories.

If you find the right buyer, you might get a decent price for your lightly used wheels and tires.
 
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i sold mine 4 years ago before they became extremely common for $1500 with K02s w. 10k miles on them...

:roll: that wsa back when tires werent crazy expensive.
 
I'd post them for $2k, but it may take awhile to sell as you're about at that price if someone were to piece the set together, mounted, balanced, etc. Selling tires/wheels these days is pretty miserable with lowballers that want to pay literally nothing, even for new already mounted tires.

I think the set is worth $2k all day considering the prices of aftermarket wheels and tires nowadays, but that's me.
 
Id say for a smart consumer pricing could be be $1400-1800 range.

quick search on
wheels $170 each. ....$680
nitto tera g2 $161 each... $644
install $100-150 range, pending where you go

would expect $1400 low end , reasonable $1600 offer
 
All new wheels and tires will be around $1400-1500 installed with tax. You'll be lucky to get $1,000 even though they are barely used. I'd say $800 is more likely. People aren't going to pay near retail, especially since they are "used" and the new owner has absolutely no warranty protection. I've sold lots of wheels and tires over the years. When it comes to selling used parts, you're lucky to get 20-50% of retail.
 
Id say for a smart consumer pricing could be be $1400-1800 range.

quick search on
wheels $170 each. ....$680
nitto tera g2 $161 each... $644
install $100-150 range, pending where you go

would expect $1400 low end , reasonable $1600 offer

Strange. I looked up the same thing but got 2400. The tires are Nitto grapplers. I searched the tire number.
 
But yeah I understand no one gets close to retail. I’m new to this so was wondering what they go for and any other info.
 
Strange. I looked up the same thing but got 2400. The tires are Nitto grapplers. I searched the tire number.

When we bought my wife's 2020 ORP, I ordered the TRD wheels ($160 each) from the dealer and bought the Nitto Terra Grappler G2s from Discount Tire. Tires mounted and balanced plus all taxes cost us $1,550. I sold the ORP wheels for $400 and the OEM Bridgestone (1,000 miles on them) for $350.

$2,100-2,400 is what dealers typically charge for the TRD wheel/Grappler setup plus you don't get the old set of wheels and tires that originally came on the truck. You can see how much dealers profit from this.
 
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I searched the prices online separately. In Toyota parts site 4 trd wheels are 1k with taxes at the moment. The tires are around 300 each plus all the other stuff they add to them and taxes. That’s how I came up with the prices. Like I said I have no idea on this setup. Tryin to get more clarity.
 
I searched the prices online separately. In Toyota parts site 4 trd wheels are 1k with taxes at the moment. The tires are around 300 each plus all the other stuff they add to them and taxes. That’s how I came up with the prices. Like I said I have no idea on this setup. Tryin to get more clarity.

Discount Tire is selling the Nitto Terra Grappler G2s (265/70R17 T load) for $195ea and they are in stock. Discount Tire | Tires and Wheels for Sale | Online & In-Person

The matte black TRD wheels are ~$220-230ea now (gone up in price apparently). TRD PRO 4Runner Wheel PTR20-35110-BK - Matte Black | Toyota Parts Center

So $780 for tires, $900 for wheels, $100 to mount/balance, and 8% tax and you're at $1,922.
 
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As said elsewhere, you looked up 35" tires (315/70/17, not 265/70/17 (OEM). Roughly half the price of the 315.

$1,400 if someone wanted to buy all new. Ask $1,200 since they do not have TPM installed.
 
As said elsewhere, you looked up 35" tires (315/70/17, not 265/70/17 (OEM). Roughly half the price of the 315.

$1,400 if someone wanted to buy all new. Ask $1,200 since they do not have TPM installed.
 
I sold my stock tires with 2000 miles on them for $550 annd sold my pro wheels with around 23k miles on them for $600 in very decent shape
 
Id say for a smart consumer pricing could be be $1400-1800 range.

quick search on
wheels $170 each. ....$680
nitto tera g2 $161 each... $644
install $100-150 range, pending where you go

would expect $1400 low end , reasonable $1600 offer

When we bought my wife's 2020 ORP, I ordered the TRD wheels ($160 each) from the dealer and bought the Nitto Terra Grappler G2s from Discount Tire. Tires mounted and balanced plus all taxes cost us $1,550. I sold the ORP wheels for $400 and the OEM Bridgestone (1,000 miles on them) for $350.

$2,100-2,400 is what dealers typically charge for the TRD wheel/Grappler setup plus you don't get the old set of wheels and tires that originally came on the truck. You can see how much dealers profit from this.

These are Ridge Grapplers guys (which rock), not Terra grappler G2s (Which suck). Big difference in price. Nitto makes multiple Grapplers.

Ridge Grapplers - $270ish each (Amazon) ~$1150 with tax
TRD Pro Wheels - $225 each in BAM Wholesale, plus tax and ship ~$1050
Mount/Balance - $125
TPMS - Whatever they cost.

This is a $2400 package as OP states. They'd be turned into tire swings before I'd accept $1000 just because selling tires sucks. They don't get to become significantly cheaper because the buyer is ignorant, cheap or wheels used to be cheaper. This is a brand new set of wheels and tires, regardless of how used the buyer may think they are.
 
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These are Ridge Grapplers guys (which rock), not Terra grappler G2s (Which suck). Big difference in price. Nitto makes multiple Grapplers.

Ridge Grapplers - $270ish each (Amazon) ~$1150 with tax
TRD Pro Wheels - $225 each in BAM Wholesale, plus tax and ship ~$1050
Mount/Balance - $125
TPMS - Whatever they cost.

This is a $2400 package as OP states. They'd be turned into tire swings before I'd accept $1000 just because selling tires sucks. They don't get to become significantly cheaper because the buyer is ignorant, cheap or wheels used to be cheaper. This is a brand new set of wheels and tires, regardless of how used the buyer may think they are.

I've been modding cars and selling used parts since the mid 1990s. He'll be hard pressed to get over $1,000 for the set. It's a different clientele when dealing with the used market. Unless you have some really desirable or rare part, you're very lucky to get a 50% return on most any automotive part, regardless of use or age.

If I were him, I'd keep the tires and get different wheels if he wants a different look. The wheels would sell fast and he probably could get $500-600 for them.
 
I've been modding cars and selling used parts since the mid 1990s. He'll be hard pressed to get over $1,000 for the set. It's a different clientele when dealing with the used market. Unless you have some really desirable or rare part, you're very lucky to get a 50% return on most any automotive part, regardless of use or age.

If I were him, I'd keep the tires and get different wheels if he wants a different look. The wheels would sell fast and he probably could get $500-600 for them.

I get it, man. I've sold countless number of tires and car parts over the years too and most times were a miserable experience. People are cheap a**holes. My point is that he doesn't have to sell it for $1000 because it's "what it is." Maybe not you, but someone would give him what they're worth. They are brand new tires and wheels in my book. $1000 is a slap in the face and I wouldn't even take the time to message you back.
 
I got $1700 out of mine with Goodyear Duratracs. I would not go any lower than $1600. Set it up for $2,000. Somebody will buy them locally.
 

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