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set of 4 racing hart rs721 wheels

they are good condition , one has slight marking on the outer edge, its not a rash its ever ever so slight, the lightest little mark around the whole wheel looks like it was lightly dropped face down when the tyres were fitted but i never noticed it till a few weeks later after getting the wheels on! and a slight mark also

tyres are hankook ventus 90% 265/30/19

paid 4k for rims and 1k for tyres

$3250

free delivery east coast of aus

located in sydney

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hey just wondering if u still have the wheels? what offest are they? are they same size all round? no buckles just gutter rash? free delivery to south brisbane? whats the lowest ud go (price wise)?

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