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Hey all,

Only just purchased but now due to unforseen circumstances these need to be sold. VERY reluctant sale! - These wheels are freaking NUTS!!

They are multistud (4 and 5 hole - 114.3 PCD)

18x9.0JJ off +13 - Pneumant PN 950 Tritec 225/40ZR18 Tyres - 70% tread

18x11.0JJ off +0 - Dunlop Le Mans 225/45ZR18 Tyres - (Basically BRAND NEW) 95% tread

These wheels are almost flawless! Brought over from Japan as new I believe and have only been driven on for roughly 4 months.

Come with all 4 centrecaps.

$2,500 FIRM

Located in Adelaide, SA.

Am happy to post interstate at buyers expense.

PM with any questions/queries.

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Haha, yes tyres do look a bit too stretched.

Are you interested in a trade?

Just for the rims, i'll give you a set of brand new rims that fit your tyres perfectly (No stretching)

Thanks

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