Recommendations on selling wheels + tires?

Have a set of 4 stock wheels & tires fresh off my '23 ORP with 100 miles on them, curious what the value is and any recommendations for selling, they're stinking up the garage! Thanks!

 

Your market may be better than mine. I live in a rural area with a limited. population. I've listed mine on Marketplace for $900 and the ad has been up for almost a week. Pleny of views but no bites. Mine also have 100 miles on them and include the TPMS sensors and all lug nuts/locks/specialty wrench like yours I suspect.

Good luck selling yours.

 

The prices vary widely by region and OEM tire type.

To me that above combination should get bites between $650 - $850 with all included.

Keep in mind, I am not attempting to diminish your sell, Just what I have observed.

You could also check out your local Craigslist to gauge what the area is asking for.

Welcome to the forum!

 

Facebook Marketplace and local FB groups were the best for me to sell my stuff.

If I'm not mistaken I sold my stock Dunlops 5 tires for $500 (Maybe $550). My buddy didn't have much luck with his stock Bridgestones though.

Never sold TRD Offroad wheels personally because they are my favorite across the 4Runner lineup in terms of functionality. I even purchase them for my Limited replacing the 20in wheels. IMO like new condition TRD Offroad wheels should be sold minimum $350 without TPMS.

BTW, I'm in CO where 4Runner parts are highly active.

 

People are not paying a lot for those wheels and tires. I know because I've been seeing all of the sets still sitting online as I'm looking for a set of the trail wheels. Rim-wise I've seen them as low as 150 and as high as 450. All sets over 250 seem to still be on there. The tires may be tough too as everyone wants the off road variants. GLWS I hope you find the right buyer

 

Thanks all, I was hoping for more since they're brand new, but have an offer for $500 and may take them up on it... appreciate the replies!

 

I'd check FB marketplace/Offerup/Craigslist in your area first. See what they're selling for around you