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Sam Manley

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Hey guys and girls im selling my Nissan Skyline R34 GTS 1998 wheels and tires (stock).

Wheels have some marks on them but rub off with polish. Only reason i haven't cause it takes ages. U can barley notice the marks tho. I have 4 wheels and tires for sale. 5 studs formation

My location is Gold Coast QLD.

please don't ask about sizes and all that type of stuff because i dont have a clue. All i know is that 2 tires are only two months old because i need some new ones when i bought the car. If you need exact sizes for everything im sure somewher on the net will tell u.(they are complete stock for R34 GTS 1998)

Reason for selling is because im getting some new 18 inch wheels put on. If u live close by and would like to check them out just let me know and we organise something. or if need be ill come to u with a wheel and tire.

And sorry i have no idea about price so please make some offers and ill get back to u as soon as possible. (not going for free sorry)

Any more questions at all just leave a comment

Cheers

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