Those are OG9-5 ALU 62 rims.
Assuming that the wheel weights haven't all been removed--I see one in the first picture--check all four wheels for clamp-on weights (backside of rim) and stick-on weights in the barrel by the front of the rim. If there are minimal or zero weights, chances are good that the rims are round. That is a good thing!
Assuming that the rims are round, a bit of scuffing is to be expected, and they would be worth at least $50/rim, though of course they are worth what someone is willing to pay for them. I would not expect them to bring more than $100 per rim even if they were in pristine condition.
If one or more of the wheels are bent, then they're not worth that much in my opinion.
If you want to really know their condition, find a friendly tire store or mechanic with a wheel balancer, and have them spin up each rim to check for roundness.
I have come across a lot of rim sets where one or more rims is bent. You can't balance your way to a smooth ride with bent rims.
The good thing here is that these rims were kind of default on later 9-5s, so even two or three good rims would be of interest to someone with a damaged rim or two.
Hope this helps!
Assuming that the wheel weights haven't all been removed--I see one in the first picture--check all four wheels for clamp-on weights (backside of rim) and stick-on weights in the barrel by the front of the rim. If there are minimal or zero weights, chances are good that the rims are round. That is a good thing!
Assuming that the rims are round, a bit of scuffing is to be expected, and they would be worth at least $50/rim, though of course they are worth what someone is willing to pay for them. I would not expect them to bring more than $100 per rim even if they were in pristine condition.
If one or more of the wheels are bent, then they're not worth that much in my opinion.
If you want to really know their condition, find a friendly tire store or mechanic with a wheel balancer, and have them spin up each rim to check for roundness.
I have come across a lot of rim sets where one or more rims is bent. You can't balance your way to a smooth ride with bent rims.
The good thing here is that these rims were kind of default on later 9-5s, so even two or three good rims would be of interest to someone with a damaged rim or two.
Hope this helps!