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15"

2x 195/60 - Maxxis Radial UA-603 - 90% tread - $100

16"

2x 205/55 - Michelin/Pirelli (mismatched pair) - 60-70% tread - $70

2x 205/55 - Michelin PilotSport - 60% tread - $75

2x 205/55 - Bridgestone Potenza Adrenaline - 60% tread - $90

2x 215/45 - Hancook R-S2 - 70% tread - $100

2x 225/50 - Dunlop SP Sport 2000E - 40-90% tread - $70

17"

2x 215/45 - Maxxis MA-V1 - 85% tread - $130

2x 215/45 - Michelin/Potenza(mismatched pair) - 70-80% tread - $90

2x 225/45 - Continental ContactSport III - 60-70% tread, slight delam - $60

2x 225/45 - Goodyear/Potenza(mismatched pair) - 50% tread - $60

2x 235/45 - Advans - 30-40% tread - $30

2x 235/45 - Bridgestone Potenza RE050A - 50-60% tread (slight toe wear) - $50

4x 245/45 - Bridgestone Potenza Adrenaline - 60-70% tread - $120

4x 245/45 - Dunlop Sport 01 - 60-70% tread - $120

18"

2x 215/45 - Advan (mismatched pair) - 60% tread - $70

2x 215/45 - Bridgestone Potenza RE050 - 60% tread - $80

2x 225/45 - Potenza/Kuhmo(mismatched pair) - 50-60% tread - $70

2x 235/40 - Clear - 50% tread - $60

2x 235/40 - Sonar/Traxion(mismatched pair) - 70-80% tread - $90

Singles:

205/50 R17 - Bridgestone Potenza RE040 - 60% tread - $30

245/40 R18 - BCT - 90% tread - $60

located near mitcham in SA

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UPDATED!! PRICES DROPPED

going to Japan next week, have a tonne of tyres to move quickly, so ive cut all the prices, if you're after something and don't like the price, make me an offer.

PAIRS (ALL PRICES ARE AS PAIRS)

15"

2x 195/60 - Maxxis Radial UA-603 - 90% tread - $70

16"

2x 205/55 - Michelin/Pirelli (mismatched pair) - 60-70% tread - $50

2x 215/45 - Hancook R-S2 - 70% tread - $70

2x 225/50 - Dunlop SP Sport 2000E - 40-90% tread - $50

17"

2x 225/45 - Continental ContactSport III - 60-70% tread, slight delam - $50

2x 225/45 - Goodyear/Potenza(mismatched pair) - 50% tread - $50

2x 235/45 - Advans - 30-40% tread - $30

4x 245/45 - Bridgestone Potenza Adrenaline - 60-70% tread - $100

2x 245/45 - Dunlop Sport 01 - 70-80% tread - $90

4x 245/45 - Dunlop Sport 01 - 40-50% tread - $60

18"

2x 215/45 - Advan (mismatched pair) - 60% tread - $50

2x 215/45 - Bridgestone Potenza RE050 - 60% tread - $60

2x 225/45 - Potenza/Kuhmo(mismatched pair) - 50-60% tread - $50

located near mitcham in SA

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