I have a 2007 1500 SLT 2WD that I will be selling but the tires aren't so great on it. It has 245/70/17 on it with the standard chrome/steel rims.

Since alot of people like to put their own rims/tires on the trucks would it be better to just lower the price by like 500 bucks instead of buying new tires?

 

Sad to hear your have to sell the truck, getting another dodge? Also I wouldn't I mean i bought mine stock tires and rims and that wasn't a deal maker or breaker for me!

 

I'm planning on a 6 month vacation to Europe and need to shed some monthly payments. I didn't quite understand your second sentence though!

 

list it at what you want and if someone is serious and asked about the tires tell'em you'll take 500 off

 

Sell it as is. Unless the tires are dangerously bald it doesn't make sense to put new ones on for a sale.

 

Not having to put tires on the truck is a big + for buyers.... but most buyers will try to haggle with you if the tread is less than half way.... I say leave it how it is... Mark up the price about 500-1000 more than you actually want for it... that way it gives you room to play if someone does use the tire angle w/ ya.

 

If it is safe to use your current tires sell as is. Reducing the price during negotiation is a good idea.

 

What they said^^

 

i agree...sell it as is...if they complain bout the tires then take $500 off the sell price.

 

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