18" Stock Wheels

[kgmallory]

I've been looking around local classified ads for some wheels. Someone locally is claiming to have a set of 18" stock wheels from a 2007 Camry. They are 5-spoke and don't look like the SE wheels that I am familiar with. And he also mentioned they were 18 1/2" which adds further doubt. Two questions:

Did Toyota have 18" stock alloys on any '07 Camrys (XLE maybe)?

If so, if they are in good condition does $80 each sound reasonable? I'm thinking of looking at them and offering $75 if they are in good condition.

Here's a link to the ad. I emailed him, but haven't heard back yet.

http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218...=&search=camry

[bandit]

Originally Posted by kgmallory

I've been looking around local classified ads for some wheels. Someone locally is claiming to have a set of 18" stock wheels from a 2007 Camry. They are 5-spoke and don't look like the SE wheels that I am familiar with. And he also mentioned they were 18 1/2" which adds further doubt. Two questions:

Did Toyota have 18" stock alloys on any '07 Camrys (XLE maybe)?

If so, if they are in good condition does $80 each sound reasonable? I'm thinking of looking at them and offering $75 if they are in good condition.

Here's a link to the ad. I emailed him, but haven't heard back yet.

http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218...=&search=camry

#1. Seller states wheels are from 2010 Camry...not 2007.
#2. Seller is wrong about size. Wheels are 17's
#3. Those are OEM wheels from Gen 6.5 (2010+)
#4. $80 each x 4 = $320. It sounds reasonable but it all depends on what you're willing to pay. Your money, your decision. We can say buy it but we're not the ones paying for it.

[kgmallory]

Originally Posted by dcemureviews

#1. Seller states wheels are from 2010 Camry...not 2007.
#2. Seller is wrong about size. Wheels are 17's
#3. Those are OEM wheels from Gen 6.5 (2010+)
#4. $80 each x 4 = $320. It sounds reasonable but it all depends on what you're willing to pay. Your money, your decision. We can say buy it but we're not the ones paying for it.

1. Yeah, I confused these with another set from a 2007. You're correct, they are from a 2010.

2. That was my suspicion.

3. Figured as much. Definetely not TRD or SE wheels.

4. I realize it depends on me. Ultimately, value is in the eye the beholder. But worth is largely based on what the general populous is willing to pay. I could say I'd be willing to spend $400 each on these wheels, but would it be a good value? Probably not (well, for the seller it would be).

Since they are 17s, I'll keep on looking.

[bandit]

Originally Posted by kgmallory

1. Yeah, I confused these with another set from a 2007. You're correct, they are from a 2010.

2. That was my suspicion.

3. Figured as much. Definetely not TRD or SE wheels.

4. I realize it depends on me. Ultimately, value is in the eye the beholder. But worth is largely based on what the general populous is willing to pay. I could say I'd be willing to spend $400 each on these wheels, but would it be a good value? Probably not (well, for the seller it would be).

Since they are 17s, I'll keep on looking.

They are definitely not TRD as TRD's are 18's and have more spokes. The wheels themselves are SE wheels. Just look on the forums and see the pictures of peoples rides or even looking on Toyota's forum. 2007-2009 SE Camry's has 6 spokes. 2010+ has 5 spokes.

For under $400, they are priced reasonably. However, you have to factor in condition as well. From what I can tell, they look pretty good. Just look at the for sale on the forums to see what OEM wheels had gone for.