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For Sale: 18" Rays 57 Maximum - Time Attacks

These are genuine Rays rims purchased brand new a couple of years ago in the Time Attack colour scheme. There are a few minor paint chips from tyre fitting but nothing that stands out.

Size is 18x9.5+22 5x114.3

Tyres are:

Federal 235/40/18 almost new

Maxis 225/40/18 ~2mm above marker

It comes with 4 stickers that were never stuck on and boxes if the buyer would like too.

Please PM if interested.

Thanks

Brian

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Size:

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Tyres:

Federal 235/40/18 almost new

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Maxis 225/40/18 ~2mm above marker

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Brand new stickers:

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Boxes:

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