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Toyo Proxis R1's - 245x18 And 275x18

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Item:

Toyo Proxis R1 tyres

Age:

NEW

Condition:

NEW

Price:

$800 ono

To Fit: (What car)

245 x 18 x 2

275 x 18 x 2

Full set.

Location:

Gold Coast, Can deliver to Brisbane or freight anywhere. Contact for freight price.

Contact:

0410697349

Comments:

Great Performance Tyre!!

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sun33 Community Regular

sun33

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sorry,

245x40x18

275x35x18.

BTW, you dont want a brand new genuine nissan lower front lip for the v35 do you? I have one.

any pics of the 275 please mate,and whats you best price to my door in melbourne?

cheers.

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heavytrevy

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Im very interested in the full set and can pickup.

Only prob is they are slightly bigger than what i have fitted now (265/35 235/40) so have to check clearance .

I will be back down on the goldcoast wed if u want to pm your mob num i will talk to you then .

Regards

Trev

sun33 Community Regular

sun33

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not willing to separate.

I will take some pics and work out the freight for you.

cheers.

i know mate,i didnt mention to separate 2 tyers :laugh: ..just wanna see how fat r the 275...

cheers mate..

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