FS: Like New Winter Setup: OZ HLT Wheels and Michelin Alpin with Sensors
08-19-2010, 01:54 PM
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FS: Like New Winter Setup: OZ HLT Wheels and Michelin Alpin with Sensors
I apologize if this post is in the wrong section of rennlist, but after researching similar for-sale posts, this seemed to be the preferred forum over the classifieds. Unfortunately my time with my c2s is now over after only 15 months, and I have a number of near-new items to sell. For sale here are excellent condition winter wheels and tires; please see my other post for the dension gateway, proclip bracket, mats, and plate mounting hardware.
For Sale: 4 Michelin Pilot Alpin PA2 (N2) Mounted on 18” OZ Alleggerita HLT in Black with Pressure Sensors and H&R Spacers; 235/40 in front and 265/40 in back, perfect for the snow. Paid $3116 + shipping. Asking $1995 and will deliver / meet within 150 miles of 02864.
These wheels and tires were purchased last September from tirerack, then used from December to mid March, for a total of roughly 1500-2000 miles. Accordingly, there is almost no wear to speak of on the wheels, and barely any tread loss on the tires. As you can see from the images, I did not drive aggressively on these at all.
The wheel and tire package also comes with pressure sensors that functioned flawlessly on my 2008 C2S, and rear H&R spacers including extended mounting bolts that brought the rears out to a more appealing level. I’ve had a lot of experience with Dunlop M3’s / 3D’s and I was extremely impressed with the Michelin Alpins. Compared to the rosso’s that were mounted for the summer, the alpins actually seemed to grip better as soon as I made the switch.
Please see images below including the original invoices from tire rack. I would be happy to show these to any interested party, and could meet or deliver in the New England area. If I must ship these, I’ll have to find appropriate boxes, etc., but I believe it can be done. Please email cgthanos@hotmail.com with inquiries. For seller references, please check ebay, audiogon, and fredmiranda under cgthanos.
INVOICE
WHEEL 1
WHEEL 2
WHEEL 3
WHEEL 4
For Sale: 4 Michelin Pilot Alpin PA2 (N2) Mounted on 18” OZ Alleggerita HLT in Black with Pressure Sensors and H&R Spacers; 235/40 in front and 265/40 in back, perfect for the snow. Paid $3116 + shipping. Asking $1995 and will deliver / meet within 150 miles of 02864.
These wheels and tires were purchased last September from tirerack, then used from December to mid March, for a total of roughly 1500-2000 miles. Accordingly, there is almost no wear to speak of on the wheels, and barely any tread loss on the tires. As you can see from the images, I did not drive aggressively on these at all.
The wheel and tire package also comes with pressure sensors that functioned flawlessly on my 2008 C2S, and rear H&R spacers including extended mounting bolts that brought the rears out to a more appealing level. I’ve had a lot of experience with Dunlop M3’s / 3D’s and I was extremely impressed with the Michelin Alpins. Compared to the rosso’s that were mounted for the summer, the alpins actually seemed to grip better as soon as I made the switch.
Please see images below including the original invoices from tire rack. I would be happy to show these to any interested party, and could meet or deliver in the New England area. If I must ship these, I’ll have to find appropriate boxes, etc., but I believe it can be done. Please email cgthanos@hotmail.com with inquiries. For seller references, please check ebay, audiogon, and fredmiranda under cgthanos.
INVOICE
WHEEL 1
WHEEL 2
WHEEL 3
WHEEL 4
Last edited by cgthanos; 08-20-2010 at 10:34 AM. Reason: wheels on car
08-19-2010, 08:26 PM
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Since there are spacers that go with the set to fit a c2s, I fear the need for spacers for a c4s will be even larger ones, but yes, with the proper spacers they will.
Do a search for offsets and see the difference between the narrow and wide body. Also ask the OP for offset of the wheels, and then just do the math... I expect that the rear spacers would need to be close to 25 maybe even more.
They do look great. Any pics of them mounted on the car?
Do a search for offsets and see the difference between the narrow and wide body. Also ask the OP for offset of the wheels, and then just do the math... I expect that the rear spacers would need to be close to 25 maybe even more.
They do look great. Any pics of them mounted on the car?
