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Only the best here. There aren't any scratches on them, gutter grazing has been machined off and now has a nice polished lipped finish to it, with proper semi slicks with good to very good tread remaining.

Fronts are 17x8.5" and offset is +25, wearing 225/45/17 yokohama ADVAN A048 semi slicks with ~80% tread left, check out the pics! and the rears are 17x9.5" and offset is +30, wearing 235/45/17 bridgestone RE55S semi slicks with ~50% tread left, check out the pics!

That's about $5000 in wheels and tyres and I only want $3200negotiable for them :)

I store them in wheel and tyre bags, which all go in the garage. First in best dressed, happy to put them on hold if you're happy to put down a deposit. I'm in Sydney/Homebush and if you pay for shipping I will be happy to get quotes, organise a courier and package them, to any part of Australia.

pics pics pics click click click:

http://www.nissansilvia.com/forums/index.p...howtopic=417237

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Hi Wing.... they look great. If I had the cash I'd probably snap them up!

Just on a side topic, can you tell me where you got the wheels repaired (for the gutter rash)? I have a set a bronze LMGT4's I wouldn't mind fixing but I've always been worried about loosing the original colour and finish.

Good luck with the sale :)

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