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hey,

as you can tell im new here. i was wondering if i could have some help, i was wondering if anyone knows how much a set of 4 R32 rims are worth if they had new tyres and no gutter marks?

they look like the ones below

altho arn't the exact rims.

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Not a lot

A few hundred at the most

Really they're common as so there's no big demand for them

Id sell them for whatever the tyres were worth (if they're brand new) plus $100 for the rims

^^Funny you should say... I always thought the R32 Stock rims where rare... Cuz everyones pretty much got aftermarket wheels, the stock ones become abit of a collectors item or no where to be seen.

Hmmm...

Always hard to find when you want to find a set but when you want to sell one off no one wants to buy it or pay what you want.

Pretty much just worth what the tires are worth.

Rims are cheap these days, not a lot of demand for stock wheels now.

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