Sold: FS: OEM 19” Acura Integra Type S Wheels + Michelin PS4S + TPMS – Excellent Condition

[BlackPearl]

Location: Charlestown, IN
Price: $1,900 OBO
Shipping: Available — buyer pays shipping
Payment: Cash for local pickup, or PayPal G&S (buyer covers fees)

Description
Selling my extra set of OEM 19” Acura Integra Type S wheels in the dark grey finish. These came off my 2024 Type S when I switched to the factory copper wheels.

Wheel Specs: • 19x9.5J • +60 offset (ET60) • 5x120 bolt pattern • 64.1 mm hub bore

Tire Specs: • Michelin Pilot Sport 4S – 265/30ZR19 (~5,000 miles)

Condition: • <3,000 miles on wheels • One tiny knick on one wheel (rock chip?), otherwise flawless • No bends, no cracks, no curb rash • TPMS sensors included • Factory Type S valve stem caps included • Balanced, no vibrations or issues

This is a clean, ready‑to‑mount OEM setup.

Notes
• Willing to meet within a reasonable distance (Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lexington, etc.)
• If shipping is needed, buyer pays shipping and insurance
• Serious buyers only — these OEM Type S wheels with TMPS rarely come up in this condition.

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[BlackPearl]

Bro those wheels new are 350$ each. And the tires are about 200$ each. New wheels and new homologated Michelin 4s’s would be about 2200$

you’re gonna want to adjust your price a little or you’re gonna sit on them forever bro. Maybe try 1900-2k?

not a lot of people know what the wheels and the homologated Michelins go for. When I bought the copper oem wheels I got em new from a dealer with online presence for 290 a wheel.

Gluck with the sale

Hey man, appreciate the input — but a couple things need to be clarified so people reading this thread aren’t misled.

1. The pricing you quoted isn’t accurate for the actual parts I’m selling. The Type S wheels are $360–$370 each from most Acura dealers. That’s $1,440–$1,480 for the set before tax and shipping. The homologated Michelin PS4S (the Acura‑spec version) run $350–$380 each, not $200. That’s another $1,400–$1,520 new.

2. TPMS + mounting + balancing adds another $250–$300 if someone were to build this setup from scratch.

So the real new‑replacement cost is $3,000+, not $2,200.

3. My set has <3,000 miles on the wheels and ~5,000 on the tires, with one tiny knick and otherwise flawless condition. That’s why the price reflects the condition and the OEM‑spec components.

4. I’m not in a rush to sell. If someone wants a clean, ready‑to‑mount OEM setup with TPMS and PS4S already installed, they’re getting a solid deal — and avoiding the hassle of sourcing everything separately.

But thanks for the good‑luck wishes. Also, I did go ahead and lower the price to help move them, but OBO does mean "or best offer."