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I am looking for some inexpensive wheels to put on the back of my R34 GTT when doing what the kids today call "skidz", to avoid destroying my good tyres.

So ideally I need 2 wheels, around 18 x 8.5 or similar so they can take 235/40/18 tyres, and with a suitable offset and spoke design so that they will fit on the back of an R34 GTT.

If they come with tyres that at least hold air, that would be a bonus.

If I need to buy a set of 4, that is ok, as long as they will also fit on the front.

Cosmetics are not important, but they must not be structurally damaged.

Does anyone in or around Sydney have anything suitable to sell please?

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Got a set of SSR professor sp1's in black. Rears are 9.5 wide with tyres. Can't recall offset and width of tyres (they are at my mates house in Sydney - moved to Canberra). Will throw in fronts as well as one side has a major buckle on the lip. How much you looking to spend? They comfortably fit on my s15 before so don't imagine they'll be an issue for GTT.

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