Winter tires and wheels for sale, Vancouver BC $1900

Winter setup for sale!

These BBS custom wheels are gorgeous and made my car unique.
BBS CF 18 x 8 ($430 a pop when new)
Less than 5000 km so near new: Bridgestone Blizzack DMV ($235 each when new).

Just fantastic last winter.
A great deal.... well I think it is but if you have a compelling
argument otherwise I will certainly listen...
Anyone?

Di

(08-07-2012 03:16am)Evoqess Wrote:  I know, I know - we are just starting summer on the West coast but I thought I would advertise these WELL AHEAD of time as this part of the forum isn't well scrutinized. And the sale may take a while

These custom wheels are gorgeous and made my car unique.
BBS CF 18 x 8 ($430 a pop when new)
At least 80-90% tread on the tires: Bridgestone Blizzack DMV ($235 each when new).

Just fantastic last winter.
$2000. A great deal....
Anyone?

Di

I am in Canada also and is interested, can u pls send me an email
I can't pm for some reasons

Pm's will kick in once you've posted enough times. 5 I think?

........anyway Evoqess winter is but a few more months away. What plans then?

The Evoque definitely needs winter rubber, you are right ChuckieB - unless you have a new way of getting around

(08-07-2012 09:01am)ChuckieB Wrote:  Pm's will kick in once you've posted enough times. 5 I think?

........anyway Evoqess winter is but a few more months away. What plans then?

---

Even when the wheels are dirty they look great

And how are you going to get around then?

If I told you I'd have to give you an amnesia pill.
Oh, alright .....

(08-07-2012 06:51pm)ChuckieB Wrote:  And how are you going to get around then?

Lovely, but shouldnt that be your summer car and keep the winters for the Evoque

Dont forget (me also being a Mazda owner) it'll rust away into a small pile of brown dust in a year or 2! And Mazda will poke you in the eye if you try and point out thats not right! Not that I'm sore from my Mazda ownership experience

Oh no Phil - don't say those things! This is my 3rd Mazda and all have fared well through our rainy (very rare snow where I live at sea level) winters. They don't salt our roads and the baby red roadster will be sitting in a warm underground waiting for more topless driving
Am keeping it quiet, but my Evoque and I have parted ways. My next Evoque will be in about 5 years when they have sorted the reliability/mileage woes out. I'll miss it terribly in the meantime. Especially the heated steering wheel and puddle lamps ...

(13-07-2012 09:05pm)Evoqess Wrote:  Am keeping it quiet, but my Evoque and I have parted ways

well, I wont tell anyone, but why oh why ?!?

Thought something wasn't right! Wasn't going to be the the one to ask.

Yet a rear wheel Mazda for the winter?