Eggo

Name: Robert

Location: Mira Loma CA

Item: 5zigen fn10r-c rims + tires

Price: $800 OBO

Contact: 951-264-5141 or PM

Hello, I had these rims up for sale a few weeks ago, however when I did the wheels needed some work done (they needed to be stripped and one had a slight bend). Now they are up for sale again after I decided to have them professionally worked on. I had the bend fixed, and they were professionally stripped down to the bare metal. These are ready to be painted or powercoated, or polished - whatever route you wanted to take with these. I was personally going to use Duplicolor wheel paint for $20 bucks and paint them myself, however since I'm going a different route since I still plan on selling these.

This is for rims + tires, I'm not willing to part out. Please read everything below.

Specs:

18 x 7.5 +48 offset 5x114.3 front w/ Falken Ziex 502 tires 205-35-18
18 x 8.5 rear +48 offset 5x114.3 w/ Nitto Invo 255-35-18 (one tire has a small hole in sidewall, will need to be replaced, tire runs about $150 +/- online)

The rims are in pretty good shape, NO BENT RIMS! All the tires are pretty much brand new, under 100 miles on them, one rear will need to be replaced because it has an extremely small hole and it leaks slowly.

These are perfect for someone who is looking to customize them to their preferred color choice.

For those not familiar with the 5zigen fn01r-c they are awesome rims, extremely light weight for 18" and strong wheels, the rims alone sell for about $1000 brand new.

Serious interests are welcome to come see them in person or request more pics.

I am willing to entertain trades (car parts or electronics, etc) but prefer to sell these cash.

Price: $800 for everything OBO.

Willing to ship on your dime.

Thanks for looking and please PM or call/text 951-264-5141 thanks.

teg88

I was wondering what was the original color of that wheel? Did you sand them down?

Eggo

The original color was gunmetal. I tried stripping them myself with paint remover and it wasn't working out. So I finally had a wheel shop chemically strip them, since they advised against sand blasting (my original request) due to it potentially being harmful to the aluminum.

Eggo

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