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Selling my 18" SSR professors they are silver with a chrome lip, had them on my R32 Gtst but sold the car with different rims so these are no longer needed.

18x8 front 18x9 rears, Tires all have decent tread

Price: $2500

Pick Up Only, Located on the Gold Coast

Contact Jason on 0407 222 321

Pictures on http://www.boostclassifieds.com.au/advert/2141589-SSR-Professor-for-Sale.html

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Terry you're the best!

OP, what's the offset on these? Thing is, I currently have 17" SSR professors that came with my car, but the previous owner has absolutely destroyed them - and by that i mean only one rim has 'light' rashing, the rest are either badly rashed AND/OR buckled. Current ones are 8.5" front and 9.5" rears, I think offset on the rear is +30 but not quite sure of the fronts.

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