Question: Keep silver 17" wheels or move to polished Rubi wheels?
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Question: Keep silver 17" wheels or move to polished Rubi wheels?
Okay, so I have an Unlimited X with the S package. It has the silver painted 17" MOAB wheels. I am buying 4 Rubi wheels and tires. The problem of course is that I will not have a matching spare. I do not wheel, yet, so offroad durability does not play a role here. I don't know what to do and thought I would ask for some of your opinions. Really my three options are:
1) Put the 4 Rubi wheels and tires on, and keep my existing spare and put a cover over it (Costs $60+TAX). Sell the 4 stock silver wheels with Goodyears.
2) Put the 4 Rubi wheels and tires on, and buy a fifth Rubi wheel and tire for the spare (Costs $520+TAX). Sell the all 5 stock silver wheels with Goodyears.
3) Put the 4 BFG M/T's on my current wheels and buy one more for my fifth wheel.(Costs $270+TAX). Then sell the 4 Rubi wheels and the 5 Goodyear tires separately.
Is it worth it to have the Rubi wheels? They are exactly the same as the ones I have except they are polished instead of painted. I have been putting out feelers for just one Rubi wheels and tire but no positive replies yet. There is an ebay seller selling the Rubi wheel for $125 plus $40 shipping. The wheel is used though and does not come with a center cap.
Any ideas?
1) Put the 4 Rubi wheels and tires on, and keep my existing spare and put a cover over it (Costs $60+TAX). Sell the 4 stock silver wheels with Goodyears.
2) Put the 4 Rubi wheels and tires on, and buy a fifth Rubi wheel and tire for the spare (Costs $520+TAX). Sell the all 5 stock silver wheels with Goodyears.
3) Put the 4 BFG M/T's on my current wheels and buy one more for my fifth wheel.(Costs $270+TAX). Then sell the 4 Rubi wheels and the 5 Goodyear tires separately.
Is it worth it to have the Rubi wheels? They are exactly the same as the ones I have except they are polished instead of painted. I have been putting out feelers for just one Rubi wheels and tire but no positive replies yet. There is an ebay seller selling the Rubi wheel for $125 plus $40 shipping. The wheel is used though and does not come with a center cap.
Any ideas?
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If you are going to rotate your spare into the mix, then #1 is out.
If you have no preference on the painted vs. polished, i would guess #3 to be a better option, as people are more likely to buy "Rubicon" wheels because the name has some weird aura around it *L*, so resale of those should be easier, and may command a slightly higher price. Selling the 5 Goodyears locally through a paper should be relatively easy. They are a standard size for Pickups.
If it was me, i'd go with #3, but again, it depends on your preferences.
If you have no preference on the painted vs. polished, i would guess #3 to be a better option, as people are more likely to buy "Rubicon" wheels because the name has some weird aura around it *L*, so resale of those should be easier, and may command a slightly higher price. Selling the 5 Goodyears locally through a paper should be relatively easy. They are a standard size for Pickups.
If it was me, i'd go with #3, but again, it depends on your preferences.