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FS: ADVAN A050 295/30/18 'SOFTS' USED.

Got another set of tyres 'used' but in GOOD condition as part of the stock consolidation.

Build date, '45th week of 2012'. They have been stored properly in a warehouse and wrapped up when unused.

Have plenty of life left in them. *please refer to pics

Perfect for testing, practise. Or for the occasional track goer on a budget.

PRICE: $875 (NEW RRP north of $600EA)

LOCATION: South West Sydney

DELIVERY OPTIONS: Local pick up or can courier anywhere in Aust

CONTACT: 0403337740 OR PM

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