Did you have success selling your 20” wheels?

Many have, you will have to price them competitive and be patient. Lots of inventory, little demand.
Good news is there seems to be a rash of curbing of ones rims, bad news is people that do get so PO'd they purchase smaller rims.

It took me 6 miserable months to sell my OEM tires and wheels.
I started at maybe $1,000 and eventually sold for $600.
So many people stood me up, some wanted to lowball me to like $400,
I got to a point where I quit caring and said fine, they still stood me up.
My Honda shop was storing them for me and I think it was about 3 times I went over there and they dragged them out just to have no one show.

Finally some dude in a lowered odyssey from San Diego bought them while I was out of town. He even rolled them out of their storage area.

If all fails and cannot sell em, you can always use the 20" wheels as a boat anchor🤔

I wouldn't bank on selling them.

My tires are sold but my EXL wheels have not.
We have them on Craigslist for $400.
I'm moving soon and may have to take them to the dump, lol. Anything under $75 each is just an insult.
Entertained the idea of making a coffee table out of them, as they are scratch free.

Good luck!

Moab Junky said:

I wouldn't bank on selling them.

My tires are sold but my EXL wheels have not.
We have them on Craigslist for $400.
I'm moving soon and may have to take them to the dump, lol. Anything under $75 each is just an insult.
Entertained the idea of making a coffee table out of them, as they are scratch free.

Good luck!

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Wait a minute. Are you moving from one end of your wide open road to the other? 🤔

Moab Junky said:

I wouldn't bank on selling them.

My tires are sold but my EXL wheels have not.
We have them on Craigslist for $400.
I'm moving soon and may have to take them to the dump, lol. Anything under $75 each is just an insult.
Entertained the idea of making a coffee table out of them, as they are scratch free.

Good luck!

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Oh lord! That sounds like a heavy coffee table..

In my experience, I think its easy to sell them if you list them with tires and tpms. sold my exl wheels/tires/tpms in just one day after buying elite black wheels. Then after changing to 18s, sold the complete set of elite wheels the following day i installed my 18s.

I had my tires and wheels for sale with a 1000 miles on them complete even with centers and TPMS for 700 nobody interested. So I will put them on when I trade it in, the 18" wheels may sell easier...

Hmm..thats a lot of good feedback. I really love the look of getting new wheels and A/T tires, but maybe I should just focus on A/T tires on the 20" wheels for now and save some cash?

Another option maybe would just be to wait until my current tires wear down and then invest in a new set.

Too many options -- never enough cash to just Buy it Now

Advertise locally on FB, Craigslist, etc.
Nobody will pay the extra to ship them, it's too expensive.
I sold mine, wheels, tires with no TPMS for $850 but it took a while.

ProdGirl said:

Wait a minute. Are you moving from one end of your wide open road to the other? 🤔

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Needed a bigger garage , I'm sure you get that, lol

Moab Junky said:

Needed a bigger garage , I'm sure you get that, lol

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Jeez...you always have to show off! 🤣🤣

A year ago I bought Exl dealer take offs and finally sold them on ebay for $900 shipped

ProdGirl said:

Finally some dude in a lowered odyssey...

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Sold my Elite to an Odyssey owner as well (not lowered though!). Sold through Craigslist locally. If I recall it took about 2 months.

I didn't even bother and am surprised some sold theirs successfully. To me they are not worth much if I put myself in the shoes of a buyer. 20" is a horrible size, the thickness only fits larger vehicles, wheels are Honda branded, offset is strange, the bolt pattern only fits Honda and BMW and would look quite silly not on a Honda, etc. The tires are average. So I don't see the market being outside a few Honda models, most of which are better off without 20" in my opinion.

Since I don't see a real value in the stock wheels and tires, and I have a small single garage and a low tolerance for hassle, I was willing to forgo the few hundred bucks profit and let them be recycled. I bought four new 18" wheels and higher quality Continental H/T tires for ~1000, and the wheels are actually not terrible looking.