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For Sale Save this marriage: Four 21 inch wheels for $1000

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MStark

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Wife is going to leave me if I don't get them out of the garage...

Mild curb rash (see pics), but nothing else wrong with the wheels. But only one good tire in the bunch. Others will need to be replaced.

Northern Virginia/Washington DC Area.
 

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Wow that is a heck of a deal.
I really like the 19" wheels that come with the the All Season tires, but went right out and bought a set of these locally and have been using them for summer swaps the past two years; about to swap them out when temps go below 40 degrees F. Wish they were forged (like the Dream Edition wheels) but they are so good looking = in my opinion the nicest wheel choice Lucid offers. Have used the 21" Pirellis three summers now and no bubbles ... people who report problems with the 21" tires are kinda dumb. ( inflate them to 44 psi )

I've been seeing a bunch of the new Lucid Airs with the very VERY ugly 20" wheels ... yuck.

don't know why someone doesn't jump on your offer.

I might ...


The performance difference with 21" summer performance rubber is quite noticeable. Those who know ... know.

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Yeah it's a job to swap them in and out twice/year... but so worth it when you drive them.
 
Yeah, I agree with the looks, but don't hold the bubble complainers at fault, because I was one of them.

But I drive my car between at least 80 miles a few days every week. There are no days that I don't put at least 40, and plenty of days that have me going upwards of 140.

With that kind of mileage, the low profile of the car (which took some getting used to) and my kind of ADHD, always in a rush lifestyle, there's going to be some issues with the 21s. For me the last straw was driving over a recessed manhole cover in DC and popping a tire. That would have been the third 21 I replaced, so instead I just went ahead and put the 19s on.

I know I'm stepping on my sale a little bit here... But it's only fair that people know this stuff.

If you drive your car because you love the Sunday drive on well-maintained rural roads (I'm looking at all you folks from Arizona and Utah and Montana and Wyoming with no small amount of jeolousy), the 21s are going to be awesome.

But I got this car ('22 GT) because I drive 25,000 miles/yr and I wanted something nice to spend all that time in. And the used market cut the price in half for me, making it affordable ($65K w/11K miles on it). But I couldn't afford replacing tires, or even getting a flat while working (for work, I have to be at court on time; thankfully the one flat I got was on a Sunday pizza run).

So yeah, for all the reasons Cosmo provides, these tires are awesome (the ride is sooo smooth too). But there are downsides.
 
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