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VOLTEC Wheels

Model: Inter Milano

Sizes: 17X9JJ (Rears) & 17X8JJ (Front)

Fitment: 5x114.3 (5 Stud Vehicles Only)

Colour/Finish: Chrome / Mirror Polished Dish

Price & Payment Conditions: $700 (Cash, Direct Deposit, Paypal)

The wheels are in good condition, some light scratches and gutter rash on the two back rims only. It is currently on a 94’ Model Toyota Supra. It has been on the car for around a year. The rims are wrapped in Dunlop Tyres which have 70% tread all around. Front’s are 235/45R17 94W 690kg and Rears are 255/40R17 94W 690kg Steel Belted Radial Tubeless. The rear rims have some dish on them to give your car a JDM look.

These rims will suit a 5 stud vehicle only. Please check with your tyre specialist is these rims will fit your car. More pictures can be provided if you leave your email address with me. 20 Locknuts are included in the sale.

Pick up or local delivery only (Liverpool Area) or buyer to organize and pay for freight.

Email: [email protected]

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