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17x7 with rubber that has done less than 5000km.

one wheel has a gutter mark, its not that bad

located in Eastwood, Sydney

$550ono pickup only. might be able to arrange delivery depending on how far away.

look exacty like these:

M35.jpg

but can supply more pics on request

thanks!

rim width edited by Nightcrawler

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zei20l Grand Master

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every time you reply to my post i think someones interested :P

but yeah i might post this elsewhere as they will fit other cars! im hoping my uncle goes through a set of tyres on his maxima soon........

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