Fs: 18' Mono Block Rims - Some Dish 235/40

[sky-017]

i have for sale my 18 inch rims 235/40 . they are in good condition . the tyres have approx 85% tread on them . the wheels have done 4500 kms . all rims are in mint condition - par 1 rim which has slight gutter rash - only about 250mm worth along the outside . this can be fixed easily as the actual dish isnt painted , its either stainless steel or alloy or something - im not too sure but you can sand it back your self or - get it fixed . shouldnt cost more than $50. as i got quoted - just havent had the time to take the wheel of and fix it . but it will come up as new with minimal effort.

im seeking $1300 cash - or $1100 with stock r33 wheels which are in good condition . i would prefer some stock r33 rims in a sale , because ill need something to put on the car for the time being until i purchase new rims...

feel free to ask any questions , or PM me .

[sky-017]

price neg . make me an offer

[R.3.2.G.T.R]

how wide are these.. and offset plz

[sky-017]

as said they are 235's all round . i am unsure of the offset - sorry ... fit all skylines. cheers

[sky-017]

price drop $1200 cash

[sky-017]

pric drop $1150 , i need these gone this weekend .... bargain sale !

[sky-017]

some one take them $1100 !!!!!

[sky-017]

bought stock wheels . cash sale only . $1100 must go

[sky-017]

dropping the price again . $1000 final drop .... some one take these - must be gone this weekend.

[sky-017]

bump

[sky-017]

some one take these off my hands...

[sky-017]

final price drop - $900 . must go !!!! this weekend

[sh@un]

how wide are these.. and offset plz

to the seller: he means the width of the rims in inches, not the width of the tyres

judging by the way they sit on the GTS-t, they look like around a +30 offset (assuming he's not using spacers)

[sky-017]

sorry , how do i know how to work out the offest?

[sh@un]

if it's not on a sticker on the inside of the rim, you can measure the width of the rim in mm from bead to bead, then using a set-square, you can measure the distance (in mm) from the back of where the wheel mounts to the hub to where that line intersects the plane of the back edge of the rim

that measured distance MINUS (the total width of rim, divided by 2) = the offset in mm (ie. + or - XXmm)