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Hi guys,

I'm looking for a used set of 235 R17 semi slicks. RE55, AO48/50, DZ03's etc. Something like an RT615 is fine but I'm not looking for KU36s or 595s unless they are RS-Rs.

The more tread the better of course, not looking for something with only 1 track day left or sitting firmly on the tread wear indicators. Please be honest about flat spots/damage etc. Let me know what you've got and how much you're wanting for them.

I'm willing to pay postage as I'm in Albury/Wodonga (can pickup from close locations) so long as you're willing to either drop them off at a close freight depot (if there is one) or be available so I can have them collected from you at home or work (whichever is easiest for you).

PM me or get me on [email protected]

Cheers

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