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These are 17 x 9.5 rims with almost new 235/45/17 Tyres

cant make the name out that are printed on them but the centres are the Gunmteal grey

thats popular on the skylines i have 18s now and just have a spare set that i wont use

all four are the same all round and dont vibarate but two have some gutter scraping

lets start at $1250 for the set of 4

email [email protected]

or call 0415 344 630

Cheers peoples

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Edited by SIR032GTR

To add to the info on the Wheels

Offset is 23P

back spacing is 152 mm

and a total of 385 mm clearance for calipers and rotors

Cheers everyone

These rims will GTS-Ts also

but because same width on all four ideal for GTRs

will consider a swap for cheaper 17 inch rims to fit my semi slicks

but new the width to be clsoer to 8 inch rims

all round cheers people

Edited by SIR032GTR

Ive had afew questions of the names of the rims

they have a signiture on them but can not make it out

close to Clive Gembuller

Any one can confirm?

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