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Set Of 18X9 +18 Work Equips With Federal 595 225/40 Tyres

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Up for grabs are a SET of GENUINE Work Equips.

They are 5x114.3, 18x9 +18 ALL round wearing 225/40 Federal 595 tyres with about 80% tread.

Wheels are in EXCELLENT condition with NO gutter rash and no buckles or leaks at all.

If you didn't know already, Work Equips of this style are no longer in production.

These wheels are no longer in production, they are in sizes that are usable and they are in very good condition! What else could you ask for?

Put yourself out there and grab yourself a set of wheels you won't see on every second car!

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Wheels are located in the south eastern suburbs of Melbourne, but posting interstate isn't an issue at the buyer's expense.

I am asking $2,200 for the wheels and tyres. Swaps will be considered for something of similar offset and widths.

Contact can be made through PM or here.

Cheers,

Adam

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