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Item: Volk GT-N 18" Wheels with tyres

fronts are 18 x 8 +29, rears 18 x 9 +32. stud pattern 5 x 114.3.

Location: eastern suburbs

Item Condition: used, still in good condition. a couple of gutter rash marks on front rim, but other 3 are ok. volk racing stickers are worn out a bit too.

Reason for selling: sold the car

Price and price conditions: $2200

Extra Info: comes with tyres. toyo T1R 215/35 front, bridgestone PZ-1 235/40 rear. front tyres are still fairly new, would only have 5000km on them or so, and would still be at 80% tread or so. rears are a bit older, but still above the treadwear marking by a fair bit, and would be at 50% or a bit less maybe? no camber wear on either front or rear

i dont check this forum much, so please email me at [email protected] to express interest

Pictures:

with current tyres fitted

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pictures with the old tyres fitted, which are 235/40 fronts, and 255/35 rear

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this picture shows the colour of the gold the best. its kind of champagne gold more than yellow gold

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