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Ok guys have a trip coming up and need to get rid of some of my tyres and wheels to help me pay for goodies!!

LOCATED NEAR MITCHAM IN SA, CAN POST ANYWHERE IN AUS

TYRES

ALL PRICES ARE AS PAIRS

15"

4x 195/55 - Goodyear NCT3 - 70% tread - $80

16"

2x 205/55 - Mismatched pair - 60% tread - $60

17"

2x 235/45 - Pirelli Pzero Nero - 60% tread - $70

2x 235/45 - Mismatched Pair - 60% tread - $60

2x 245/45 - Michelin/Firestone (mismatched pair) - 60% tread - $70

18"

2x 245/40 - Dunlop Sport Maxx - 60% tread - $80

2x 245/40 - Dunlop/Kuhmo (mismatched pair) - 60-70% tread - $80

2x 255/40 - Bridgestone Potenza RE050A - 60-70% tread - $90

19"

2x 255/30 - Advan Neova AD08 - 60% tread - $120

WHEELS

Info:

Set of Rays Engineering/Volk Racing - Challenge Wheels, Genuine, no copy shit here, white with red inners. (Made in Japan)

Specs:

5x 114.3 Stud Pattern

17x8" +32 -- 235/45 Tyres (70% tread)

17x9" +35 -- 255/40 Tyres (70% tread)

Fit overs big calipers

Condition:

Great condition, a few scratches here and there, but good overall.

Price:

$1150 ono.

Pics:

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Info:

Pair of STERN Wheels (Made in Japan)

Specs:

5 - 114.3 Stud Pattern

17x8" +32 -- 235/45 Tyres (60% tread)

Fit overs big calipers

Condition:

A few scratches here and there, but good overall.

Price:

$200

Pics:

(one on the left)

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Info:

Set of Sparco Python (Made in Italy by OZ Racing)

Specs:

MULTISTUD 4/5 - 114.3 Stud Pattern

17x8" +32 -- 235/45 Tyres (70% tread)

17x9" +32 -- 235/45 Tyres (70% tread)

Fit overs big calipers

Condition:

Great condition, tiny bit of rash, paint is faded and flaking (WILL INCLUDE POWDERCOAT OF ALL RIMS WITH WHATEVER COLOUR)

Price:

$850 ($750 w/o powdercoat)

Pics:

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Info:

Pair of 350z Rims

Specs:

5 - 114.3 Stud Pattern

18x8" +30 -- 245/40 Tyres (60% tread)

Fit overs big calipers

Condition:

Great condition, a few scratches here and there, but good overall.

Price:

$300

Pics:

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  • 3 weeks later...

this is what i have left in the tyres:

16"

2x 205/55 - Mismatched pair - 50% tread - $40

2x 205/55 - Mismatched pair - 60% tread - $60

2x 205/55 - Nexen - 60% tread - $70

17"

2x 205/50 - Mismatched Pair - 80% tread - $80

2x 215/45 - Mismatched Pair - 60% tread - $70

2x 245/45 - Michelin/Firestone (mismatched pair) - 60% tread - $70

19"

2x 255/30 - Advan Neova AD08 - 60% tread - $120

also impuls are sold.

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