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Got a set of stock oem rays 19 inch for sale on potenza rubber with 70-80% tread left.. The tyres alone cost $1200.

Painted the rims myself gloss black last week, will get pictures up soon.. The paint has come off in some places as you would expect from a DIY but it still looks good overall. If you wanted you could take them to a pro to get powdercoated your choice of colour.

The rims themselves are in very good condition, only a few light gutter marks, no buckles or cracks.

Stud pattern is - 5x114.3

Fronts - 19 x 8 +33

Rear - 19 x 8.5 +35

Now I'm probably chasing around 1500 for these rims and tyres... Or a offer close to this... Considering the tyres are potenzas and not some cheapo Chinese brand.

Also I'd prefer a Melbourne buyer to do local pickup... Easier for both of us.

Thanks guys

If you type in on google "g35 oem rays 19 inch rims" you will get 1000's of pics, mine looks just like those but painted gloss black.

Otherwise I will have pics up by end of week :)

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