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I'm located in Bothell, Washington 98011 (near Seattle). I'm selling ONE (1) OEM Elite 20" x 8.5" Honda wheel with the OEM 265/45R20 OEM Continental tire mounted to it (0 miles / never mounted). An OEM Honda TPMS sensor is installed and the Honda logo center cap is also installed/included. This is a complete and full match to any Elite (any year) with the black-painted wheels. It will of course fit other trim levels, but not everyone needs the TPMS sensor.
Most of you are probably looking at this because you curbed the heck out of a wheel (or cracked it, hitting a pothole?) or you're looking for a full-size spare to cart around for longer road trips where a sidewall blow and the pitiful Honda donut spare wouldn't get you home. You're in the right place!
By the way, to get the money thing out of the way - I’m FIRM on the price at $400
It literally cost me $519 to buy everything included here (and it’d cost you the same - plus your time buying all the components, waiting for them to arrive, and your time and $20 getting the TPMS sensor and tire mounted and balanced on the wheel). These 4 components price out to a ridiculous $914 at full Honda retail pricing, so $400 is the best I can do (I’m eating $119 selling it at $400). This thing may sit here on the forum for a while (it's also on my local Craigslist and OfferUp FYI), but it's a good deal for someone who's cracked their wheel in a pothole or just wants a full-size spare. You can't get this any cheaper than from me (not with a brand new tire, at least).
I bought this wheel, center cap, TPMS sensor, and OEM tire for my '21 Elite so we’d have a full-size spare for road trips, but we've since switched to 18" wheels with oversized tires (we do a lot of driving on rugged dirt roads). Now we have a full-size spare that matches those 18" wheels/tires.
Again, the tire on this has zero miles / has never been driven on and yes it's fresh (it was produced May 2021). It's currently in my temperature-controlled storage unit. The assembly is fully balanced (by Discount Tire) and ready to mount and use.
The market value of this wheel/tire assembly including the center cap and TPMS sensor is $519 (that’s the sum of what I paid). Happy to provide the email receipts for your records.
*OEM tire: $269 (remember, ZERO miles/never rolled on) including tax, fees - from Discount Tire
*genuine Honda wheel: $200 (used, excellent condition) - from eBay seller Findlay Honda in Las Vegas, NV
*genuine Honda TPMS sensor: $40 (new) - from eBay, same dealership/seller as the wheel
*genuine Honda center cap: $10 (new) - from eBay, same dealership/seller as the wheel
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Anyone looking for a shipping quote, call Pony Mailbox and Business Center (Woodinville, WA - right down the street from my place) yourself. I had to get four quotes (and not a single forum sale after all that time on the phone...) when I was selling four take-off wheels in my last ad and everyone from all over the country wanted to know how much to ship to here and here - I just don't have time to keep doing that. Those guys at Pony Mailbox are really friendly and will happily give you a quote to wherever you are: +1-425-483-0360
I'll wrap it up super good with bubble wrap, etc and haul it down there and slap the label on. Shouldn't be much more than $50. Naked (no packing material), it is 29.4" x 10.6" and weighs 62.6 pounds. Add a pound or so for packing material and tape.
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Specs:
Factory OEM (aluminum alloy): 20" diameter x 8.5" wide
Bolt pattern: 120mm
Offset: +55mm
Hub diameter: 64.1 mm
Part number: 42800-TGS-A10 (black)
20" 5-Spoke Gloss Black Alloy Wheels (each)
Continental Cross Contact LX Sport 265 /45 R20 104H SL BSW HM
Discount Tire | Tires and Wheels for Sale | Online & In-Person
Here's how a full-size spare fits in the back, by the way. Maybe someone (a welder?) can figure out a smart way to craft something "L-shaped" out of metal and bolt the wheel to it so it doesn't take up so much horizontal space on the load area floor. Although if you lay the spare flat, you can put stuff inside the concave wheel and it won't slide around
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I'm located in Bothell, Washington 98011 (near Seattle). I'm selling ONE (1) OEM Elite 20" x 8.5" Honda wheel with the OEM 265/45R20 OEM Continental tire mounted to it (0 miles / never mounted). An OEM Honda TPMS sensor is installed and the Honda logo center cap is also installed/included. This is a complete and full match to any Elite (any year) with the black-painted wheels. It will of course fit other trim levels, but not everyone needs the TPMS sensor.
Most of you are probably looking at this because you curbed the heck out of a wheel (or cracked it, hitting a pothole?) or you're looking for a full-size spare to cart around for longer road trips where a sidewall blow and the pitiful Honda donut spare wouldn't get you home. You're in the right place!
By the way, to get the money thing out of the way - I’m FIRM on the price at $400
It literally cost me $519 to buy everything included here (and it’d cost you the same - plus your time buying all the components, waiting for them to arrive, and your time and $20 getting the TPMS sensor and tire mounted and balanced on the wheel). These 4 components price out to a ridiculous $914 at full Honda retail pricing, so $400 is the best I can do (I’m eating $119 selling it at $400). This thing may sit here on the forum for a while (it's also on my local Craigslist and OfferUp FYI), but it's a good deal for someone who's cracked their wheel in a pothole or just wants a full-size spare. You can't get this any cheaper than from me (not with a brand new tire, at least).
I bought this wheel, center cap, TPMS sensor, and OEM tire for my '21 Elite so we’d have a full-size spare for road trips, but we've since switched to 18" wheels with oversized tires (we do a lot of driving on rugged dirt roads). Now we have a full-size spare that matches those 18" wheels/tires.
Again, the tire on this has zero miles / has never been driven on and yes it's fresh (it was produced May 2021). It's currently in my temperature-controlled storage unit. The assembly is fully balanced (by Discount Tire) and ready to mount and use.
The market value of this wheel/tire assembly including the center cap and TPMS sensor is $519 (that’s the sum of what I paid). Happy to provide the email receipts for your records.
*OEM tire: $269 (remember, ZERO miles/never rolled on) including tax, fees - from Discount Tire
*genuine Honda wheel: $200 (used, excellent condition) - from eBay seller Findlay Honda in Las Vegas, NV
*genuine Honda TPMS sensor: $40 (new) - from eBay, same dealership/seller as the wheel
*genuine Honda center cap: $10 (new) - from eBay, same dealership/seller as the wheel
Anyone looking for a shipping quote, call Pony Mailbox and Business Center (Woodinville, WA - right down the street from my place) yourself. I had to get four quotes (and not a single forum sale after all that time on the phone...) when I was selling four take-off wheels in my last ad and everyone from all over the country wanted to know how much to ship to here and here - I just don't have time to keep doing that. Those guys at Pony Mailbox are really friendly and will happily give you a quote to wherever you are: +1-425-483-0360
I'll wrap it up super good with bubble wrap, etc and haul it down there and slap the label on. Shouldn't be much more than $50. Naked (no packing material), it is 29.4" x 10.6" and weighs 62.6 pounds. Add a pound or so for packing material and tape.
Specs:
Factory OEM (aluminum alloy): 20" diameter x 8.5" wide
Bolt pattern: 120mm
Offset: +55mm
Hub diameter: 64.1 mm
Part number: 42800-TGS-A10 (black)
20" 5-Spoke Gloss Black Alloy Wheels (each)
Continental Cross Contact LX Sport 265 /45 R20 104H SL BSW HM
Discount Tire | Tires and Wheels for Sale | Online & In-Person
Here's how a full-size spare fits in the back, by the way. Maybe someone (a welder?) can figure out a smart way to craft something "L-shaped" out of metal and bolt the wheel to it so it doesn't take up so much horizontal space on the load area floor. Although if you lay the spare flat, you can put stuff inside the concave wheel and it won't slide around
