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Hi all.

I have some second hand tyres.

They are Dunlop SP3000's. They are the same as what comes out on Falcon XR8's.

SIZE: 235/45/17.

One is good condition (90% tread) except a jab near the side that has hit the belt but has not gone through.

The other is about 60% and is pretty scuffed. I got them for drifting and won't be using them anytime soon.

I would not recommend them for street. Good to burn up though. Pics show the cut and condition

Pick up in Doncaster East Melbourne.

PRICE: PRICE DROP FREE

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i can vouch for this bloke.

does a really good deal. i bought a similar set, but my car is way too low so they couldnt be fitted properly without running into problems.

good trader :domokun:

good luck with the sale bro.

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lol thats gotta piss you off man, you cant even give them away hehe. id take em but i get tyres free anyway alot closer to home.

I'll use them eventually. They'll be very hard by then though.

ill have them how much to post to bris

Won't be worth your while mate.

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