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Wanting to trade my 18" Volk f-zero challenge wheels for other wheels that will fit onto my r33 gtst.

Volks wheels are 18" x 9" + 45 and 18" x 10" + 48. They are white with a chrome edge. There is a few gutter rashes on all of the wheels unfortunately.. As far as buckles go they are fine as per what OTR in Clayton said.

They come wrapped with 235/45/r18 and 255/35/r18 federal 595 rs-r's. Ive only done about 2,500km on them and have been pretty covilized on them so they've got pretty much all tread left.

TO fit onto my r33 gtst all I needed was 20mm spacers for the front, the back sits on fine. My car has king springs with apexi tmax shocks so I'm not sure how much lower my car would sit than standard..

Basically just after something new to go on my car, plus driving around on semi slicks kinda makes me feel like I'm wasting them lol. So would like a trade for wheels to fit my skyline with no modding. The closer to filling the guards the better.. Also willing to sell them. As they are my only wheels though I will need passable wheels to swap with. Also willing to flog off the tyres themselves of you have crappy but roadworthy-able tyres I can swap with you. Pretty much tell me what you would like to sort out and I'll consider it.

Names Andy, I live in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne. Number is 0434145894. (SMS me for photos or I'll upload a couple pics later tonight)

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Photos.. Sorry about picture quality I took them on my phone. they're also a little dirty, just wanted to see if somebody was interested

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