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White Work Xd9 Wheels 17X 9.5 +17 Fronts With 225 45 17 Tyres 90% Tread And 18X 10 +18 With 235 40 18 85% Tread Disshh [Vic]


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Hey guys,

For sale:

White Work XD9 wheels

17x 9.5 +17 fronts with Ovation 225 45 17 tyres 90% tread

18x 10 +18 with Zeta 235 40 18 85% tread.

Pick up only

Price $1900

Contact me by pm or call, txt me on 0470568767.

Cheers

Bob

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Pm replied. Location VIC. Rims can be pick up at st albans 3021 or springvale 3171. cheers bob

Ahhhhh, I would take in a heartbeat but im located in Sydney :(. Are they multistud?

pmd, rims aren't multi stud, will sell to interstate buyers, if you organise your own courier. thanks bob

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