I picked up a set here in st. louis for $250 for a set of 5 of the split spoke style.. I'd have loved to have gotten them cheaper but those were the only ones I could find locally. I've got some 17" eagle alloy 137s with 285/70/17 that I'm pullin off the truck and going back to oem w/ 35s... The aftermarket rims stick out 1.6" further than stock and I'm trying to get away from that....

 

$250 is a fair price. I've seen lower but that is about right.

 

I had new take-offs, couldnt sell them (5) for even $150 so finally turned them in for scrap, think i got $20 a wheel, shame to do that to brand new rims, i did save the hubcaps though

 

Yeah, Hawaii is kind of a small market for them. Most folks seemed to want flashy rims (from what I remember living there) and that was Oahu. Aren't you on Maui? Even less people there.

 

Im on Oahu

 

eBay $340 - $700 for set of 4.

Source:
hummer h3 oem 16 rim alloy | eBay

 

wow, those ebay prices are crazy high compared to my local C-list..

Around here a set of 4 used (non chrome) is $200-$250 at most..

 

I sold my stock rims and tires last month on craigslist.com

I started off asking $1000... Then slowly trickled down to $800 then cash came across the door and I sold them for $750. They were crome wheels and tires and in good shape. That's almost half of what the new wheels and tires cost me, so I'm happy. It took several months to sell, but I wasn't in a hurry.

Winter is a great time to sell them too... Hummer wheels fit most any Chevy and Toyota 6 lug aplications. So advertise them appropiately. The guy who bought mine was putting them on his 1/2ton Chevy Z71.

 

not so, I have Fuel wheels and available with negitive offset same as stock, They are still under the fender even with 35x12,50. I do have the fender flares .

 

When choosing new wheels everyone has got to remember that the number that's more important is Backspace, not Offset when looking how far they will stick out vs. OEM.

Backspace is a constant.
Offset varies with wheel width.
-30 offset on a 7.5" wide wheel is not the same as -30 offset on a 8" or 9" wide wheel.
Backspace is important to clear the calipers too.

If you want your tires tucked within the fenders then do your homework on the numbers.
It sounds like byeatts has the right numbers. Maybe he'll share his wheel width, offset and backspace with us for those Fuel's.