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Avs 5 In White (Old School Style) 17X8 +38 & 17X9 +38 5X114.3 With Tyres

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hey guys just wanted to sell these wheels.

they are avs 5 (old school style) in 17x8 +38 and 17x9 +38. fit well on 32,33,34,s14,s15,soarer and other 5x114.3.

they have tyres although probably not the best. the fronts have continental all weather tyres in 225/45r17 with 70% tread. rears have bridgestone re050a II in 255/40r17 with 50% tread and one of these tyres have camber wear but can still be used.

they are in pretty good condition and in good working order for age although have the paint chips and few scratches. they are dirty in the pictures although they clean up really well.

$550ono

pick up in western suburbs of vic.

0432454387

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