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Originally Posted by MetroMPG
For anyone looking to spending hundreds to get light/aero OEM wheels ... Hopefully you're doing this primarily because you like the look of the wheels and you think that's worth spending money for.
Because it likely doesn't make sense to do this as a way to save money (ie. recover your cost). Have you done the math?
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No, I haven't crunched the numbers. But I did find some for $75 each. I will sell my current rims for $125 each (EX rims) so when that is said in done I will be ahead by $50, then I will purchase 4 new tires $120 each roughly (michelin energy savers) I need new tires anyways. So in the end I will be saving roughly $50 per new tire that I need to purchase regardless of rim. It makes sense to me.