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Im selling my GTR so these need a new home aswell. I used these wheels for the drags/track as they are a pretty good lightweight jap wheel.

Size is 17x9" all round with an offset of +25 from memory... sit nice on a GTR

Tyres are Yokohama AVS Sport with about 85% tread left with good even wear all round. These tyres are the closest full street tyre to a semi slick you could prob get with a treadwear of 180... are very grippy. Size is 245/45ZR17. These tyres are worth quite a bit to buy new!

Condition are great and no gutter rash... only a bit of the clear coat has been taken off around the edge from idiots putting tyres on them and a few paint blemishes... pics attached

Price $1500 for the lot and no trades

Cheers,

Glenn

0422382292

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