[djacinto]

So I'm going down to buy some used 624m wheels, pretty decent condition but I'm getting them for a STEAL if the person ends up being legit and i check them out in person

So they're the 20's, sitting on pirelli p zero rf sizes 225/35/20 square. I have an xdrive car so it'll be nice to have the same sizes for simplicity sake

Now he says they have about 1500 miles on the tires, if this is true, about how much more should I expect the tires to last? I don't drive super hard or often, and I live in Austin Texas so it's never cold/snowy just hot and rainy.

There is some curb rash, which is more noticeable on the black but for their price i don't mind. So in that case, how do I repair/fix the curb rash? anyone have simple remedies I can try out?

Also, he says there's no tpms, I drive a 5/2014 bmw 428i xdrive so where can I get cheap/used tpms? Looking to spend less than 150 if possible

Lastly, is there anything else I need to look out for? Thanks in advance

[J555]

You might be interested in detailed specs. The 624m's come from the factory staggered - 20x8" ET36 225/35 front and 20x8.5" ET47 255/30. Is this set of four fronts? Or the rear rims are fitted with non-oem tire size? Pics from the inside of the wheels would answer that, as well if the wheels are legit (looks like to me) and aren't cracked (happens often with 20" and low profile run-flats).

btw, the DOT shows the tire is 5 years old. You'll possibly want to replace them for non-RFT anyway in order to protect the rims against cracks and to improve the extremely harsh ride...

[djacinto]

Originally Posted by J555

You might be interested in detailed specs. The 624m's come from the factory staggered - 20x8" ET36 225/35 front and 20x8.5" ET47 255/30. Is this set of four fronts? Or the rear rims are fitted with non-oem tire size? Pics from the inside of the wheels would answer that, as well if the wheels are legit (looks like to me) and aren't cracked (happens often with 20" and low profile run-flats).

btw, the DOT shows the tire is 5 years old. You'll possibly want to replace them for non-RFT anyway in order to protect the rims against cracks and to improve the extremely harsh ride...

That's what I was wondering too. Unfortunately my budget doesn't allow me to get new tires at the moment but I will put the wheels on and ride around on them to try them out

Afterwards, I will try to figure out something about the tires

Thanks for the specs though!