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Up for sale are a pair of Yokohama A drive R1 tyres off the Stagea.

Made mid 2012, and have over 95% tread on them. They've been on the car for 3 months and I've probably been lucky to do 2000kms on them.

size is: 235/40R18

RRP: $300 each, I'm asking $320 PAIR

I'm changing tyre setup so they've gotta go.

Located in Liverpool region, will ship at buyers expence.

Adam.

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These are now off my wheels and ready to go to a new home. I should note that one has sidewall rubbing (tyre hitting guard) this doesn't affect how the tyres are in any way. If they are fitted correctly you can hide that sidewall (face it towards the chassis) and happy days!

Open to offers too :)

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