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Have a set of R33 GTR wheels for sale with Yokohama race tyres. Rims have some paint chips on outer edge otherwise they are in very good shape, tyres have only approx. 20% tread left.

Looking for around $1700 and I am willing to trade a cheaper set of rims. I am looking for some 17" or 18" rims for my Corvette also so let me know what you have.

Thanks.

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Have a set of R33 GTR wheels for sale with Yokohama race tyres. Rims have some paint chips on outer edge otherwise they are in very good shape, tyres have only approx. 20% tread left.

Looking for around $1700 and I am willing to trade a cheaper set of rims. I am looking for some 17" or 18" rims for my Corvette also so let me know what you have.

Thanks.

what are the tyres??? could be interested

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Will u sell rims cheaper without tyres? Are the tyres good?

I didn't put a lot of value on the tyres (even though they cost over $400 each new) as they only have around 20% tread left on them. I'll think about selling the rims separately if I don't have any luck in the next week or so.

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