Rota Grid Classic 15 x 7 0 offset for sale

[ZED660]

FOR SALE -  4 - 15 x 7" 0 offset 4 x 114.3 Rota Grid Classic wheels.  These wheels have not been on the road, they had tyres fitted and then removed and are in as new condition.  $950 obo plus freight or pick up in Sydney.

Edited July 11, 2018 by ZED660

[peter t]

Why is no one jumping on these???

 

[ZED660]

Price drop $900 firm.

[ZED660]

Bump

I know I would probably get some interest if I advertised these for free, but that can't happen, so the next best thing I can do is a drop to $875!  I will even throw in the boxes they came in:)

[Zedhead]

5 hours ago, ZED660 said:

Bump

I know I would probably get some interest if I advertised these for free, but that can't happen, so the next best thing I can do is a drop to $875!  I will even throw in the boxes they came in:)

It's always the case, when you want to but they are always expensive but when you want to sell, everyone wants cheap.    If I was closer I would offer you 800 for them even though I dont need them  but sadly with postage to Vic it ends up costing more than I am willing to spend.  

[dat240z]

On 7/16/2018 at 11:17 AM, ZED660 said:

Price drop $900 firm.

Because no offence to the seller, but Rotas are cheap imitation rubbish.  Plus the need for Tyres and your looking at over $2000 for knock offs with a somewhat questionable reputation

Edited August 1, 2018 by dat240z

[OdinZ]

8 hours ago, dat240z said:

Because no offence to the seller, but Rotas are cheap imitation rubbish.  Plus the need for Tyres and your looking at over $2000 for knock offs with a somewhat questionable reputation

Have you had bad experience with them? I know they had a bad rep and a recall over a decade ago, but I haven't heard or seen of anything bad in recent years. 

[Cozza]

20 hours ago, dat240z said:

Because no offence to the seller, but Rotas are cheap imitation rubbish.  Plus the need for Tyres and your looking at over $2000 for knock offs with a somewhat questionable reputation

Is there a cheaper alternative to this? Please post a link.

I’m interested in a light weight wheel in a similar size.

mick

[dat240z]

15 hours ago, OdinZ said:

Have you had bad experience with them? I know they had a bad rep and a recall over a decade ago, but I haven't heard or seen of anything bad in recent years. 

They just have a bad wrap - who knows how much is true though - urban legend vs actual events.  I've heard stories of rotas literally exploding apart.  Saying that I ran a set until I could justify some Wats and didn't have any issues! I think you'll have more luck if the rims were wrapped in some rubber as thats another significant expense the buyer would have to stump up.

[specialp3]

On 8/2/2018 at 6:12 AM, dat240z said:

Because no offence to the seller, but Rotas are cheap imitation rubbish.  Plus the need for Tyres and your looking at over $2000 for knock offs with a somewhat questionable reputation

Interesting article if you want to read it.

 

http://custompinoyrides.com/2012/03/question-on-durability-of-rota-wheels/

 

[JDM-TOY]

1 hour ago, specialp3 said:

Interesting article if you want to read it.

 

http://custompinoyrides.com/2012/03/question-on-durability-of-rota-wheels/

 

Man did you read the comments. Very angry mob

[dat240z]

It’s certainly a divisive debate!  At the end of the day buy whatever best suits your needs, budget and value for money. 

[JDM-TOY]

I agree, I have been waiting on my order for Watanabe since March and still nothing. Three weeks ago I was advised that Watanabe had QA issues with the March batch so its going to be delayed even more. I was tempted to get the Rota RKRs and use/abuse them and put in another order for the Watanabe for a later time. Not that fussed ATM

Edited August 27, 2018 by JDM-TOY
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