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Hey

Up for sale is a full set of genuine R32 GTR wheels, 16 x 8 + 30 with RE55 tyres in good condition

Wheels themselves are very good condition, still very shiny and original. Still have the factory finish with all centre caps as new, minor scratching but nothing major. Has no gutter rash

Tyres are 225/50/R16 92V BRIDGESTONE POTENZA RE55's with 70% + tread. Currently have NITROGEN in them and have plenty of track time left in them

These wheels are very light, there a full forged wheel and perfect for track use. Will suit any 5 x 114.3 - Most if not all Nissan's and others

$1300 for the lot, not taking offers

Located in Melbourne, south eastern suburbs

PM or call/SMS 0416 623 381

Thanks

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