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18x8 +45 Lenso Dc6 With 90% Yokohama Advan A13

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Sean W

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Evening all,

For sale is a set of four Lenso DC6 in Copper Bronze with Polished Lip.

Size and offset: 18x8 +45

PCD: 5x114.4

Condition is flawless, no marks, no scratches.

Rubber is $275 a corner Yokohama Advan A13 in 245/40. About 80-90% tread left, i mean im not sure how you measure that but they were on the car for literally a couple of weeks.

Reason for selling is i now have Work Emotions on the car.

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Wheels and tires are located in Sydneys Eastern Suburbs and i would massively prefer pick up.

$1500 or best offer.

Contact via PM or sms me on 0422579305

Cheers

-Sean

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they actually use kuhmo tyres. but im not 100% it says "Rubber is $275 a corner Yokohama Advan A13 in 245/40. About 80-90% tread left, i mean im not sure how you measure that but they were on the car for literally a couple of weeks" so not sure if the price is included with tyres. if so then yes its a really good price. Sorry but didn't want to sound like a dick or anything

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bit off topic, but thats an awesome 33 you got there buddy.

i would take the wheels but i havent started work yet :D hopefully i can in about 2 months if you still have them

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  Sean W said:
bump for the weekend. as i said, open to offers.

haha see i knew i saw your car up here , its daniel i met you thursday night i had the grey r32 !!

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ah yeah, but im not trying to sell the wheels that were on the car when you saw it, thats why i got confused. so you gonna buy these yet? :nyaanyaa:

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