[turbobro]

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Up for sale is my winter wheel set that I've been using for my RWD e92 335i. I know it's after the snowy season, but I will be moving to SoCal next month and won't be needing these anymore. Get them now and be prepared BEFORE the snow comes!

The rims are 17x7.5 and have Continental ExtremeWinterContact 225/45/R17 sized rubbers attached. These rims will clear the bigger calipers on a 335i. I opted for the 17s to add some more sidewall to give some cushion for potholes and obstacles. As others have stated before, you can pretty much go anywhere with a good set of winter treads on the RWD 335i. I was able to cruise through 8 inches of unplowed snow without problem this past winter while my roommate's AWD V70R with all-season tires could barely leave the street in front of the house. I had Blizzaks before these Continentals and these Continentals outperformed the Blizzaks from my experience. I was never able to get the car to do anything crazy or lose control of it with these on in the snow... it just kept on going despite only having RWD.

These rims have some brake dust on them, but they were never the "summer" rims for show. The tires were bought brand new from Tire Rack in early December and mounted on the rims and put on my car in mid December. The whole setup cost me about $1000 new with about $650 for the tires. I took them off a few weeks ago and according to the notes I have, I traveled 2490 miles on them since installation. There is plenty of tread left for your future winter shenanigans 😀

I would prefer a local pickup or local delivery if it's reasonable (I have to get the whole set in my car for a local delivery) around the DMV area but I would be open to shipping if you are serious about buying.

[Greyfox]

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[profanitypete]

I'm interested, would you be willing to get a quote to ship to 14609?

[turbobro]

I can do that. Never tried to ship a full set of wheels before, so give me a little to figure this out

[turbobro]

Still available!