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Multistud Sparco 17 x 9 +20 all round

Michelin Primacy 235 / 45 / 17 with 40% tread

Hub Centric Rings

Nuts

Centre Caps

Pickup Boronia or Elsternwick Melbourne, otherwise I can freight Australia wide

$1200 pickup

$1300 delivered

Please note these rims come with Michelin's and not the Kumho's in the first few pics

Cheers, Chris.

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tyres are little old but still good for 10,000kms+ if you look after them..

no idea on weight of the wheel sorry, i'd have to weight them n wheels are stored at the olds..

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