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25 February 2013 #11
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26 February 2013 #12
Jeffrey Master SaabTech/Moderator
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- - 86' 9KT - 95' 9K Custom CS - 06' 9-3 Combi - 07' 9-7X Arc - 08' 9-3 Convertible - 08' 9-3 TurboX -
European Motor Services, LLC - Point Pleasant, PA 18950 - www.europeanmotorsvc.com
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26 February 2013 #13
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26 February 2013 #14
Jeffrey Master SaabTech/Moderator
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I've got a set of 2002 9-3 SE 16" 5 spoke wheels you may like - I can sell you those cheap! They are TONS nicer then your sunburst stockers.
These wheels;
Mine I would rate about a 7 out of 10 in condition - round and true - have some light to average scratches. I was going to use them on our 9-3 - but I'd be happy to sell them to someone who really needs a nicer look on their car.European Motor Services, LLC - Point Pleasant, PA 18950 - www.europeanmotorsvc.com
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26 February 2013 #15
Sebastian Vecchi Teenage Mechanic
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- 23 Feb 2013
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- 2001 Saab 9-5 Wagon (Turbo)
I really dont want this to sound like an insult but I am super low on cash. The most I can offer you is 300 for all of them (before shipping). Its your call, I would literally be in your debt for the rest of my entire life if you sold them to me for that much hahaha but its honestly up to you.
If its broken, I can fix it. If it already works, I can break it.
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26 February 2013 #16
Dave T. Super Moderator
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- 03 Aug 2010
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- 1999 9-3SE (2013-2015), 2005 9-3 (2005-2013), 1990 900 (1990-2003)
Should I get therefore snow tires instead of using the stock wheels? It's for a 9-3 four door so a but off topic
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26 February 2013 #17
Sebastian Vecchi Teenage Mechanic
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- 2001 Saab 9-5 Wagon (Turbo)
My question is why do people own extra rims just for their snow tires? Like conserve money and material, just have one set of AMAZING rims and have your local tire center change them for you (or do it yourself). Thats what I do
If its broken, I can fix it. If it already works, I can break it.
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26 February 2013 #18
Dave T. Super Moderator
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- 1999 9-3SE (2013-2015), 2005 9-3 (2005-2013), 1990 900 (1990-2003)
A second set of wheels is like changing clothes. It also allows different sizes to be used in the summer versus winter. Mounting and dismounting is hard on tires. It is also expensive, maybe $150 per year. Besides, I can then change in snow tires exactly when I want. I can also torque the wheels exactly.
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26 February 2013 #19
Sebastian Vecchi Teenage Mechanic
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That is true, changing the entire wheel is a thousand times easier than changing the tire on the wheel. But I think tires today are designed to be mounted and dismounted, just by going to my local Wilson Tires I can estimate that in my region (rural vermont) that 80% of people have 1 set of rims and just switch tires. Keeping that in mind, I think tires are now designed with a much more heavy duty bead to compensate for the removal and application to the wheel.
If its broken, I can fix it. If it already works, I can break it.
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26 February 2013 #20
Renato Piereck Spreading the Saab virus
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- '00 9-5 Aero SC, 87 900i 8v
17" wheels from Aero 9-5. I forgot the ALU number...
Now: '00 Saab 9-5 Aero Combi - '89 Peugeot 205 CTI - '91 Peugeot 309 GTI
Gone: '87 Saab 900i - '95 Saab 900 SE Turbo