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The AME (Auto Mobile Engineering) wheel brand is developed by Kyoho and manufactured by Enkei in Japan. AME is considered to be Japan’s premier, major luxury wheel brand and is actively involved within the ultra competitive, enthusiast markets.

AME prides itself on offering a complete line of truly high-end, premium aluminum alloy wheels for the different automotive genres including high-end Sports, VIP / Luxury / Euro, and K/Compact car categories. The AME Shallen Series is considered a top shareholder in Japan for high-end, dress-up sedans, minivans, k/compact, and sports wheel applications.

ive got a set of 4-multi studs genuine AME MODELART wheels

size is 18x7.5 offset around low 40

comes with 2 legal tread tyres

wheels have few scratches here and there

wheels do not have leaks or structural damage on them

this will fit any 4 studs cars nicely

ie. Civic, Accord, Integra, 180, S13, Pulsar, Corolla, Camry, Lancer, and much more

i dont have pics of wheels at the moment

but heres a pic i got from the net

its the same one just diff size

ill post up actual pics soon

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im after $500 or near offer

pick up from Western Sydney

contact via PM

cheers

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