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Up for sale are a set of Gold 17 inch Advanti Racing Rims (ROH)

All wheels are in imaculate condition, all tyres have at least 90% tred on.

Off my head wheel sizes are 205's

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Price is $900 neg, Need Gone ASAP

Contact gsep on: 0413409306 Dont hesitate to call willing to negotiate........

Sorry about the cropped pics needed to reduce file size

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gday mate thanks for the interest, i would have no idea located in adelaide though, kinda new to the car seen could you explain what you mean? by offset? it would be appriciated

Offset is the difference in mm from the centre of the wheel to where it bolts onto the car.

So pretty much means how far in/out from the car it sits, wiki can aid with further explanations if needed.

I'm in SE Qld though.. goodluck, but I'm out.

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