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Hey all,

Selling a set of TE37 Super Laps in 18x10 +20 offset. Almost new condition (check the pics) with not a scratch on them. Come with Yokohama AD-08 tyres in 285/30/18 which have only done around ~2500km. Also come with a set of Rays wheel nuts in red, with lock nut and socket.

$3800, and I'm in south-west Sydney. May consider selling the rims without the tyres if the offer is right. Contact via P.M. please.

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Thanks for the interest all!

At this stage I would rather sell the rims with tyres - and my best price is $3800.

I may lower the price a touch in the future, or I may decide to split the tyres and rims; but are you prepared to risk missing out?

First with the cash gets them!

I like this ^^ Nobody seems to want wheels AND tyres so team up with a mate and split the set. I'm going to have to look at separate pricing pretty soon if nobody wants the set...

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