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4 x 17" V35 rims - rears are 17x8 +33, fronts are 17x7.5 +30 - 5 x 114.3 PCD & 66mm centre hub. These are the OEM rims off a V35 350GT non-premium coupe, but will fit many other models.

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2 x Toyo Proxes R1R 235/40ZR17 road-legal semi-slick tyres, fitted to front rims but not to car - never been used

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2 x Toyo Proxes R1R 245/40ZR17 road-legal semi-slick tyres, fitted to rear rims but not to car - never been used

The rims are in pretty good condition. They had a little bit of rash on the outer lips when I bought them, but I sanded it back & touched them up with a brush - they were track rims so I wasn't too fussed.

The tyres were bought brand new earlier this year, then fitted to the rims & balanced, ready for hillclimbs & track days this year. I haven't had a chance to use them yet, so the tyres haven't even been on the car. On an impulse I've bought an Akebono big brake kit, and the 17" rims won't fit over the front calipers - my loss can be your gain.

If you plan to hillclimb or track your car, these tyres will give you a huge advantage over street tyres.

I'm after $1000 for the lot, ready to bolt onto your car & go to the track. If there's no interest in these as a package I will consider separating tyres & rims, and also selling the tyres in pairs. I bought slightly different sizes because the V35 has a staggered fitment, and wanted to maintain that. The sizes I have are a lot closer front-rear than the stock sizes, and I would be happy to run them on any non-AWD skyline.

Interested - reply here or call me on 0418 841 730. Pics available if required. Pickup only from Golden Grove SA. Perfect for the SAU SA track day:)

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