mcurtis137
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Selling a full set of wheels and tires taken off my 2023 CT4-V Blackwing. Tires are Pilot Sport 4’s. Driven only 340 miles. Located in Palo Alto, CA. Will consider shipping.
$1800
$1800
For Sale Set of wheels/tires CT4 Blackwing $1800
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Joszer
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Just curious, but what did you replace them with?
mcurtis137
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Joszer
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Looks good, thanks for sharing. I'm relatively local, would you be willing to part out just the tires by chance?
It'll be dependent on whether I get a set of 18" Apex wheels.
It'll be dependent on whether I get a set of 18" Apex wheels.
Mike Martz
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- 2022 CT5-V Blackwing Shadow Metallic Manual
I got a set of 20" BBS CHR's for my winter tires on my 5BW. I love the way they look.
Trp
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Are the wheels still available?
Trp
Member
Did you buy them from him and trying to screw over someone else , A/HAbsolutely, 2800$
I’ll try to explain this clearly since I know the internet can be perplexing for the older generation.
The OP (original poster) offered these up for sale. I replied that I sent the OP a PM (private message), indicating that he should check his forum inbox. Community websites often have an email-like system that members can use, similar to your yahoo account. We reached a purchase agreement using the private message system.
Generally, when someone sells an item, they indicate that the item is no longer available. Because the OP did not, I gave a courtesy reply indicating the tires and wheels were sold so anyone that stumbled on the listing could easily tell they were no longer available.
My reply to your question was followed by a laughing “emoticon”, generally expressing that a statement is meant to be funny or joking. Emoticons can have a variety of insinuations. You can google them if you’re unsure of the contextual meaning in a conversation.
These wheels are wrapped with my snow tires, and frequently covered in white- perhaps like your new balances
(the emoticon here also indicates this is a joke, I’m sure you don’t have white new balance shoes on right now). I’m not planning on reselling them.
Unless you have 2800$
(quizzical, pondering emoticon? What could I really mean?)
The OP (original poster) offered these up for sale. I replied that I sent the OP a PM (private message), indicating that he should check his forum inbox. Community websites often have an email-like system that members can use, similar to your yahoo account. We reached a purchase agreement using the private message system.
Generally, when someone sells an item, they indicate that the item is no longer available. Because the OP did not, I gave a courtesy reply indicating the tires and wheels were sold so anyone that stumbled on the listing could easily tell they were no longer available.
My reply to your question was followed by a laughing “emoticon”, generally expressing that a statement is meant to be funny or joking. Emoticons can have a variety of insinuations. You can google them if you’re unsure of the contextual meaning in a conversation.
These wheels are wrapped with my snow tires, and frequently covered in white- perhaps like your new balances
(the emoticon here also indicates this is a joke, I’m sure you don’t have white new balance shoes on right now). I’m not planning on reselling them. Unless you have 2800$
(quizzical, pondering emoticon? What could I really mean?)
Trp
Member
What a POS ,maybe your to young to understand thatI’ll try to explain this clearly since I know the internet can be perplexing for the older generation.
The OP (original poster) offered these up for sale. I replied that I sent the OP a PM (private message), indicating that he should check his forum inbox. Community websites often have an email-like system that members can use, similar to your yahoo account. We reached a purchase agreement using the private message system.
Generally, when someone sells an item, they indicate that the item is no longer available. Because the OP did not, I gave a courtesy reply indicating the tires and wheels were sold so anyone that stumbled on the listing could easily tell they were no longer available.
My reply to your question was followed by a laughing “emoticon”, generally expressing that a statement is meant to be funny or joking. Emoticons can have a variety of insinuations. You can google them if you’re unsure of the contextual meaning in a conversation.
These wheels are wrapped with my snow tires, and frequently covered in white- perhaps like your new balances
Unless you have 2800$
What snow tires did you go with?I’ll try to explain this clearly since I know the internet can be perplexing for the older generation.
The OP (original poster) offered these up for sale. I replied that I sent the OP a PM (private message), indicating that he should check his forum inbox. Community websites often have an email-like system that members can use, similar to your yahoo account. We reached a purchase agreement using the private message system.
Generally, when someone sells an item, they indicate that the item is no longer available. Because the OP did not, I gave a courtesy reply indicating the tires and wheels were sold so anyone that stumbled on the listing could easily tell they were no longer available.
My reply to your question was followed by a laughing “emoticon”, generally expressing that a statement is meant to be funny or joking. Emoticons can have a variety of insinuations. You can google them if you’re unsure of the contextual meaning in a conversation.
These wheels are wrapped with my snow tires, and frequently covered in white- perhaps like your new balances
Unless you have 2800$
Michelin alpins were the only thing I could find.
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