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16 x 8 + 30 R32GTr wheels, forged

Wheels are in awesome condition, no gutter rash at all and there is very minor sratching from use over the years but that's barely noticeable. The best condition R32 GTR wheels I could find that's why I bought them, comes complete with centre caps

BRIDGESTONE POTENZA RE55 tyres all around, 225/50/R16 in very good condition, these grip up perfect on the track or street and are one of the more popular street/track tyres on the market. Very expesive to buy on there own but for the price they come with the GTR wheels! They stil have good tread, I'd say about 70% + so they have plenty more track time left in them

$1,300 NEG

PM or call/SMS 0416 623 381

Located in Melbourne, south eastern suburbs

Thanks

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