What should I ask for these new but unmatched Linea Corse?
 

I have a new unmatched set of Linea Corse wheels. I would like to sell them but don't know what to ask for them. Any input would be appreciated.
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Wtf

Your best be would be to sell them individually as spare wheels to the folks who already have a complete set on the car. You could probably get $275 each that way. As a set, $700?

I was thinking maybe $800 or less for the set. The entire set would need to be completely refinished as I tried to match the silver for my old set and could not. Is the 9" chrome or polished? If it is chromed, it'll cost a little bit to dechrome, then refinish. the bottom 7.5 looks like my old one as I had the centers shot black/cleared and when I sent them back, the center hub peeled a little. How's the runout on those wheels?

Bryan,
I actually don't know what the runouts are as I didn't get a chance to use them at all. I was told from a friend of a friend that they were new and never mounted.
thanks for your input,
Peter

To test the runout, you need to put the wheel on a balancing machine and use a dial gauge to see how out of round they are. Is this friend of a friend associated with subydude/wheeldude? If so, there have been several sets that were returned because of runout issues. They may have checked them and kept the ones with the lowest runout. One my 2 sets, runout ranged from .005 to .050. The majority was in the .025-.040 range.

Do yourself and fellow Pelicans a big favor and check the runout on these wheels before selling them.

I think that is a good idea. I will do that tomorrow.

Had the wheels checked today, ranging from 0.002 to 0.012.

but what about Tibet?