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180Sx S14 S15 Skyline 5X114.3 Wheels Atech 16X7 16X8 5X114.3 Wheels And Tyres 16 17 18Inch

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I got a set of atech final speed wheels for sale

Lightweight monoblock jap racing wheels

There 16x7 fr +30 bridgestone potenza 40% tread

16x8 rear +25 Yokohama Tyres near new 5x114.3 stud pattern sat good on my 180sx very minor gutter rash fit skyline s14/s15 200sx

Price: $600 Ono

1x 245/40/17 inch tyre sumitomo 50% tread no camber wear price: $50 Ono

1x 225/50/16 inch tyre new Yokohama

Price: $70

Pair of 215/45/17 Tyres falken fk452 70% tread minor camber wear on edge price: $100

Pair of 255/40/18 Dunlop sport maxx Tyres 70% tread no camber wear $160

Location syd west

Contact 0431900202

Pics here http://m.gumtree.com.au/180sx-s14-s15-atech-16x7-16x8-5x114-3-wheels-and-tyres/v?adId=1015003521#180sx

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