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Im after the RT615 in 275/35R18, just need a pair and can come and pickup.

thanks

Hi there,

Still after these, can you pls pm me with stock availability and price, thanks.

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G'day,

Just a quick one to find out prices for a set of four tyres, 245/40R18's in:

1) Bridgestone Potenza's, RE050 Symmetrical and/or asymmetrical, or

2) Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3's or the new asymmetrical design?

Plus freight to 2322, NSW.

Ta muchly.

  • 3 weeks later...

best price on Toyo Proxies 265 or 275-30-19 x 4 to Adelaide

Best price I've had so far is $1190 delivered.

Cheers

Matt

best price on Toyo Proxies 265 or 275-30-19 x 4 to Adelaide

Best price I've had so far is $1190 delivered.

Cheers

Matt

Hey Matt,

dont have any toyos,

but i have in stock dunlop direzza dz101, for a little extra i can do the 4 delivered.

pm me if your interested.

Ali

  • 2 weeks later...

Can you please PM me a price on:

Bridgestone RE55 255/40/18 (or 245, 265, whatever is cheap/more common)

and

Nexen N600 235/40/18

Cheers! ;)

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hi mate,

Could you please PM me information and prices for the following:

a. 2 x 225/40/18's for fronts (good, grippy street tyres)

b. Full set 235/40/18 Semi's (street legal ones)

Car is daily driven so need to be good in the wet too. Occasional track days here and there.

Have had Advan RS2's and Michelin Sport 2's before and found them both awesome tyres - the RS2's were my favorite, so something similar would be good.

All posted to Melbourne 3103.

Thanks mate and keep up the good work have heard good reviews about your business! ;)

Hi mate,

could you please pm the price for a pair of 285/35/19 that you have in stock or can get me in 2 weeks? I am only after street legal performance tyres.

thanks,

manu

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Hey Buddy

I am looking for a set of Toyo Proxes t1r in either 255 or 265 by 40/17? If you cant do those tyres in that brand, what else would you recomend?

Thanks

Hey Ali,

I am chasing some pricing on 4 x RE55s or R888 in 225x50x16

PM please!

I think i sent a PM a few days ago... but havent heard anything champ ;)

Ando




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