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FOR SALE ORIGINAL NISSAN 370Z WHEELS WITH YOKOHAMA TYRES

500KM NEW and 95% TYRE TREAD EXCELLENT CONDITION, NO SCRATCHES OR BLEMISHES

$2,500

TYRE DETAILS

BRAND: YOKOHAMA

PATTERN: ADVAN V103-E

SIZE: FRONT 225/50/18 AND REAR 245/45/18

EACH RIM HAS AN RRP OF $1,100

EACH TYRE IS APPROX. $350 EACH

TOTAL VALUE = $5800

FITMENTS

THESE TYRES WILL FIT: 370Z, 350Z,300ZX, V35, SKYLINE R33 AND R34. MAY ALSO FIT S15 200SX**

WARRANTY

THESE TYRES COME WITH THE MANUFACTURERS LIFE TIME STRUCTURAL WARRANTY AND ARE SOLD AS IS

PAYMENT

PAYMENT CAN BE MADE BY DIRECT DEPOSIT OR PICKUP

CONTACT

0412831654

[email protected]

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not meaning to hi jack or be rude but you may find a 50 series 18inch tyre will be too tall for a skyline or silvia as they typically run a 45 series 17 and from memory a 55 series 16 standard on the skylines.

but hot rims

good luck with the sale

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