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Wheels & Tyres. V35 Skyline 350gt 18s + Bridgestones

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Item Summary: 18inch V35 Nissan wheel/tyres... CHEAP V35 Skyline 18inch RIms, Bridgestone tyres. only $600

Location: QLD: Brisbane

Asking Price: 600

Delivery Methods: PickUp

Contact Info: [email protected] or P.M.

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I'm selling these V35 Nissan Skyline rims and tyres as I've now sold the car. These are off the 2-door coupe 350GT version from 2004.

Common 5x114 stud pattern which will fit a lot of cars.

4 x Rims and Tyres

2 x Bridgestone Potenzas 225/45/18 (approx 50-60% tread)

2 x Bridgestone Playz 225/45/18 (approx 80-85% tread)

All tread wear is even and would easily pass RWC inspection.

These tyres retail for $250 each when new.

Rims are all straight with NO BUCKLES

only 1 rims has quite bad gutter rash (see pic) other rims a very good with only minor marks.

CHEAP for 18s.. grab a bargain

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are the rears larger than fronts of same all round usualy the v35 have slightly larger rears eg FRONTS: 18" x 8" +30 Offset - REAR: 18" x 8.5" +33 Offset

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