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I have a set of Bridgestone RE55's, with around 90% tread.. only used for 6 laps on the track and about 2 weeks on the street. Cost over $2000 for the set, I'm looking to sell them for around $1700

They are the SR2 compound (medium). 265/35/18 all round.

Melbourne, or interstate buyers can organise their own freight.

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Will post pics this afternoon

[WLDCRD] Mentor

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pic of tyres.... as you can see they are almost new!

...and no the LE37's are not for sale :)

bitch tits, pm me your number. I need to replace mine!

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Good luck with the sale. This is my 1st set of decent tyres and it'll make you feel sooooo safe. Too bad mine still has plenty of thread, or else I would have snap these up (exact size that I'm after).

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Thanks for the comments... Yes they are probably one of the best semi slick R compound tyres on the market. Instantly 5-6 seconds a lap quicker than street rubber.

Lots of people have expressed interest, but no one seems to have the cash - I'm not holding them so first come first serve. I'm pretty firm on the price at this stage. :rofl:

[GAYCRD] call me if you want the tyres. :D

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