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check for the obvious scratches, and marks... check all the lips are the same.. one may have been repaired previously.. check for cracks etc. around the mounting face and the wheel nut area.. most importantly, put them on your car before handing over any cash... unless he has the same car, you'll have to check how they fit in your guards, and put all of them on the front and give them a spin and check for buckles.. etc.

theres alot more you can check if your really podantic.. but at the same time, theres nothing that cant be fixed if its a good price.

cheers

Linton

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He used to have them on his S4 rx7 which is a bit of a junk heap on these hot wheels.

Gonna try 'em on my car, go around the block and see how we do.

They apparently have the same studd pattern but we'll see when I go check 'em out on the weekend.

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