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set of 4 racing hart rs721 wheels

3 are perfect one has slight marking on the outer edge, its not a rash its ever ever so slight, the lightest little mark around the whole wheel looks like it was lightly dropped face down when the tyres were fitted but i never noticed it till a few weeks later after getting the wheels on!

tyres are hankook ventus 90-95% 265/30/19

paid 4k for rims and 1k for tyres alone

chasing $3800!

wheels are on car atm in sydney at a disclosed location so if u wanna check them out pm me and ill let them kno ur coming.

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