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ROH rims x4

$200

one has had a slight buckle but had been knock back in. holds air fine.

2 have no tyres

2 have very little tread

17x7 bout +35ish

never had them on to see fitment.

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volk se37

metalic gold

very light weight race wheels.

17x8.5 +30ish:

17x9.5 +20ish:

will come with about 30% tyres all round, what ever i can dig up.

unsure of offsets please refer to photos

5x114

all in great nick, maybe 2 spots of rash, very minor though.

$1500

postage 150 extra

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  • 2 weeks later...
mate can you grab the offset from the inside of the rims?

where are you located?

located in adelaide hills: south australia.

offsets a bit hard to get. going from the fitment on my car,

its around the 17 x9.5 +25ish & 17x8.5 +30ish.

sorry ill try and bet a more precise figure.

my numbers 0422 905 956 for anyone interested

  • 1 month later...

wheels still up for sale.

slightly negotiable on price.

can provide more pictures on request. front are as new condition, rears have only a couple tiny bits of rash.

from comparing to other wheels i think there about +35ish

Edited by flame_this

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