[748LE1]

Selling OEM 6th Gen SS 1LE wheels - these are the actual ones from Chevy and NOT the replicas - these are forged, light, etc. and cost $900 each without TPMS and center caps. They come with center caps and TPMS and were only used for a few hundred miles before being pulled to sell. Need them out of my garage since they’re just taking up space and I decided to go with something else. Looking for $2,000. Located in Chicago and would prefer to meet up, but will ship at buyer’s expense. 20x10 et20 front, 20x11 et43 rear. No tires.

[Awebb]

What's the stock tire size for these wheels?

They would bolt up to a 2020 LT1 with no issues, I assume?

[748LE1]

Originally Posted by Awebb

What's the stock tire size for these wheels?

They would bolt up to a 2020 LT1 with no issues, I assume?

They’ll fit on any 5th or 6th gen Camaro. Stock tires for these are 285/30 and 305/30.

[samr350]

I'd raise your price, I've seen many sets of these go for $2000. Especially for one's like this that seem to be in perfect shape and have TPMS since thats worth a bit more as well.

[748LE1]

Originally Posted by samr350

I'd raise your price, I've seen many sets of these go for $2000. Especially for one's like this that seem to be in perfect shape and have TPMS since thats worth a bit more as well.

You know what, you’re right. I do want them out of my garage, but I know they’re worth $2-2.5k, especially since they go for like $4k new with TPMS and center caps. I think $2k is more than fair, so I guess we’ll see. Thanks man.

[L78toLT1]

2k will be pretty much top dollar, but you may as well give it a try. There was a guy selling brand new take-off 1LE wheels with tires for $2100. I would have picked up a set of those in a heartbeat if he wasn't so geographically undesirable.

[748LE1]

Originally Posted by L78toLT1

2k will be pretty much top dollar, but you may as well give it a try. There was a guy selling brand new take-off 1LE wheels with tires for $2100. I would have picked up a set of those in a heartbeat if he wasn't so geographically undesirable.

As much as I do think $2k is more than fair being that these go for over $4k new with TPMS and center caps, I would absolutely accept a reasonable offer that’s under $2k. A lot of people don’t seem to understand how sought after these are since they’re wide, light, and forged. A lot of people saying they can go get the reps of these for less new. That’s great for them, but people running those reps you know aren’t going to be doing serious track time, likely just own a Camaro because they want to look cool, etc. There’s a reason these wheels are expensive and sought after - they look awesome, are great quality, and are made for the track.

[Montec72]

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[748LE1]

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[samr350]

Originally Posted by L78toLT1

2k will be pretty much top dollar, but you may as well give it a try. There was a guy selling brand new take-off 1LE wheels with tires for $2100. I would have picked up a set of those in a heartbeat if he wasn't so geographically undesirable.

Nah that guy was just the absolute deal of a lifetime and he gets them so cheap he’s still coming out ahead on them anyways. I bought two full sets off of him lol. $2000 for these is still a very fair price.

[L78toLT1]

Originally Posted by samr350

Nah that guy was just the absolute deal of a lifetime and he gets them so cheap he’s still coming out ahead on them anyways. I bought two full sets off of him lol. $2000 for these is still a very fair price.

I'm still kicking myself for not picking up a set from that guy. I probably would have if my shop wasn't already full of tires. I can't resist whenever TireRack has a sale on older date coded Supercar3's! I just mounted a set a few weeks ago, and still have two more in reserve. Those, along with my drag pack and OEM SS splitspokes with runflats (there's a set of wheels that you can't give away) have my storage room just about full.

[748LE1]

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