Advice on price of wheels

[haderz]

Hi im would like some advice on how much I should sell my 15inch wheels for,the rims do have some curb damage so im not sure as what to ask for them,any help would be much appreciated

[FabiaGonzales]

I got £200 for a set of 16" black wheels, Antia style, 3 were scuffed up from potholes and curbs. These being silver, and only 15", i can't imagine they'd be worth a whole great deal i'm afraid. 100-150? If they were in good condition then closer to 200. Almost worth keeping them with a set of winter tyres on.

[Carlston]

People find alloy rims by using the OEM part number, so make sure you always use that in the title when advertising them.

 

http://www.oemepc.com/skoda/part_single/catalog/sk/markt/CZ/modell/FAB/year/2016/drive_standart/797/hg_ug/601/subcategory/601050/part_id/2543668/lang/e

 

The OEM part number of your alloy rims is 6V0601025A which is also marked on the back of your alloy rims.

 

Take a look on ebay at others who are advertising them. As you will see, most are selling them one at a time and without tyres. You might want to consider removing the tyres and selling the tyres separately. As you can see on ebay, there's a big secondhand market for OEM alloy rims, especially for popular cars like the Fabia.

 

myhermes are cheap to post items like single alloy rims and single tyres.

 

https://www.myhermes.co.uk/

 

185/60R15 tyres don't protect 6J alloy rims very well from kerbing damage, as the tyre sidewalls don't bulge out much. You might be better of fitting 195/55R15, 195/60R15, or even 205/55R15 tyres onto 6J rims for this very reason, with the 205/55R15 providing the best protection out of those three tyre sizes. This enables you to often get away with gentle nudges against the kerb when parallel parking. There's not a huge choice in the 205/55R15 size, although Uniroyal have their latest RainSport 5 in that size.

Edited 25 June, 2020 by Carlston

[haderz]

1 hour ago, Carlston said:

People find alloy rims by using the OEM part number, so make sure you always use that in the title when advertising them.

 

http://www.oemepc.com/skoda/part_single/catalog/sk/markt/CZ/modell/FAB/year/2016/drive_standart/797/hg_ug/601/subcategory/601050/part_id/2543668/lang/e

 

The OEM part number of your alloy rims is 6V0601025A which is also marked on the back of your alloy rims.

 

Take a look on ebay at others who are advertising them. As you will see, most are selling them one at a time and without tyres. You might want to consider removing the tyres and selling the tyres separately. As you can see on ebay, there's a big secondhand market for OEM alloy rims, especially for popular cars like the Fabia.

 

myhermes are cheap to post items like single alloy rims and single tyres.

 

https://www.myhermes.co.uk/

 

185/60R15 tyres don't protect 6J alloy rims very well from kerbing damage, as the tyre sidewalls don't bulge out much. You might be better of fitting 195/55R15, 195/60R15, or even 205/55R15 tyres onto 6J rims for this very reason, with the 205/55R15 providing the best protection out of those three tyre sizes. This enables you to often get away with gentle nudges against the kerb when parallel parking. There's not a huge choice in the 205/55R15 size, although Uniroyal have their latest RainSport 5 in that size.

Cheers for that info very helpful 👌🏻

[TerFar]

The tyres are worth far more than the wheels. I suggest taking them off and sell them separately. Make sure to include tyre depth for each tyre in the ad. 

Try selling the rims in a separate ad, but frankly they're worth little. 

[john999boy]

@haderz You could of course join Freedom and sell them on here!