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hey guys got some wheels i need to get rid of as its taking up too much space.

rears

jap meshies not sure on brand

18 x 10 offset +22 from memory could be lower, there is a pic with the wheels on the rear of the car

multi 4 and 5 stud 114.3

tyres are stretch 235/40/18 Bridgestone potenza approx 60% tread

condition: see pics

front

Riverside

17 x 9 offset +35

multi 4 and 5 stud 114.3

tyres are shot

condition: see pics

Price: $1700

rs-8 speedstar wheels

front

16 x 7 +38 offset pcd 114.3/5

tyres are nearly bold

rear

16 x 8 +38 offset pcd 114.3/5

tyres are nearly bold

Price: $500ono

pickup from epping sydney

contact via pm

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