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post-87182-0-82810100-1327908443_thumb.jpgHey guys im after a swap or willing to sell my wheels with or wth out tyres the tyres are 80% they are a year old with no gutter rash and are in great condition 18x8 all round with +25 offset and it has a chrome dress rim which is removable.they are 114.3 x 5 and 100x5 multistud so will fit a big variety or cars.willing to pick up anywhere in nsw for let me know wat uve got,cheers pm or call 0401683376 600ono if u want to buy

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just had tyres stripped off the rims and had a look at the back and noticed the stud pattern is: 5x114.3 and 5x120 and they are 18x8.5s NOT 18x8s

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