I just traded my Subaru Outback 2012 for the brand new 2013 and would like to see if anyone would be interested in swapping alloy wheels. I would just prefer to keep 2012 wheels...Thanks
Interested to swap 2012 wheels with 2013
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I asked dealer and they said they cannot make any changes since I am using the GTP program...they basically cannot replace wheels from my 2012 to 2013
Come to VA and I'll swap with you.
VA is a bit too far for me...
I'd consider it, but I'll have to find time to look at a 2013 in person first...
(Located in far NW suburbs)
(Located in far NW suburbs)
just let me know if you decide to move forward...you can see new 2013 Subarus at dealerships now...
I will, but it may be a while...
I normally don't drive anywhere near a Subaru dealer, and I'm going to be very busy the next 2 weekends.
The thought of paying close to $100 for mounting and balancing the tires is somewhat demotivating too. (I'm assuming that you don't want my 9500 mile tires)
We can work it out
I think we could work something out, Ohio is not that far and we could probably meet somewhere in the middle. Are your wheels in good condition? Mine are like brand new...I will be out traveling next week, so the earliest would be in 2 weeks. Please send a private message to me so we could exchange phone numbers and pictures of wheels. Thanks Jay
I don't get why people dislike the 2013 wheels. I've liked them over the 10-12 wheels since day one. They aren't symmetrical but they are more reveling of the rotor which I really like. I like the old blue center cap, but dislike how they aren't very open to the rotor.
Side note - what is the "GTP Program"?
Side note - what is the "GTP Program"?
Anyone have my answer?
Guarenteed Trade-in Program offered by Subaru.
Which when I went to trade in my 2006 was up to $1000 difference from 3 separate dealers. I sold it for $15500 w/ 60000 and 5.5 years of use. The best GTP I was offered was 11,200. Three weeks to sell and two days to shop around on the phone for a new one. So with $7200 total between the old and the new I paid myself about $300 per day to wait the 23 days.
Don't trade! Detail the car and get paid.
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